You can duplicate the animated texture in Studio and assign each to your object. If you group all your objects under one parent, you can do a for-loop to change the start frame of each texture as follows:
for (var i = 0; i < script.getSceneObject().getChildrenCount(); i++){
var animatedTextureControl = script.getSceneObject().getChild(i).getFirstComponent("Component.Image").mainPass.baseTex.control;
var randomFrame = Math.floor(animatedTextureControl.getFramesCount() * Math.random());
animatedTextureControl.playFromFrame(randomFrame, -1);
}
Note, because Lens Studio optimizes the same resources into a single resource, it won't incur additional cost to your Lens size because of the duplicated animated texture.
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