2 Motion Graphics Design Jobs Found
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Motion Graphics Designer
London
Motion Graphics Designer - Digital B2B Agency
South West London
£45k - NP678
Content is king, and these guys are the kinds of content, well, in the B2B space anyway. They work with some of the most exciting, ground-breaking, household, and most renowned tech brands in the world. They're tasked by these tech clients to produce engaging content that turns heads, alters perceptions, changes behaviours and influences decisions.
They've been around since 2003, and since then have grown to roughly 60 people in their South West London studio. Incredibly relaxed, chilled vibe in the office and a genuine family feel to the place.
Given that content is what they do, and do well, video and moving picture is one of the most engaging forms out there. This means Motion Graphics Designers are crucial to their success, which is where you could come in…
At present there's one other motion designer who leads the team, you'd be reporting into them. The scope of work could range from eBooks, to social media videos, landing page animations, but all centring around telling a great story and grabbing the audience's attention.
You'd ideally be able to use After Effects and Cinema 4D, whilst having experience with Redshift, Octane and/or Cinema 4D renders, rough editing/grading in Premiere Pro and generally being able to use the wider Adobe Suite.
You'd be expected to work on projects from start to finish, storyboarding and prototyping ideas, then delivering them with precision, taking the user on a journey that really highlights a brand's powerful identity.
Salary is paying up to £40k, there's 25 days' holiday (plus Xmas shut down) a company trip abroad every Xmas (Budapest and Lisbon in previous years), massive scope for learning and development, cycle to work scheme and a 5% pension scheme.
If this is a bit of you, then don't hesitate to send over a CV and showreel bursting with brand stories, excitement and tantalising transitions.
Motion Graphics Designer
Buckinghamshire
Motion Graphics Designer - Strategic Design Agency
Bucks/Berks - NP 760 | £35k - £45k
Agencies in the Thames Valley are two-a-penny, they're often B2B focused, working in tight parameters, with tech clients… However, these guys buck the trend! They're nimble, agile, strategic and design orientated, with a culture that is quite something!
They work with some incredibly diverse brands ranging from sporty governing bodies, a leading finances service firm, the camera brand everyone wants to own, a liquid phone network, and many more breakthrough brands. Their aim is to push creative boundaries, really challenge the norm, shred briefs and deliver solutions that are different, that turn heads, that appeal to the target audience across multiple touchpoints and that are influence decisions.
Their team of 30, based in a wonderful Thames Valley location, has a spot for a Motion Graphics Designer to join their busy studio. They're not looking for plain Jane, or average Joe, they're looking for someone who can produce work that has an abstract, yet contemporary feel, someone who can produce moving images that are in your face, but subtle and someone who can create art, in the moving form.
To be their ideal Motion Designer, it would be essential to have, and be able to prove your:
- Ability to work in both 2D and 3D
- Expert knowledge of After Effects, Premiere, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop and Cinema 4D
Knowledge of particle systems such as X particles & Trapcode
- Collaborative mindset and a deep love of all things brand, marketing and creative.
- Portfolio that demonstrates your ability to interpret a brief (while thinking beyond); finding creative solutions across a broad range of mediums.
- Capability of working across motion, video and animation
You're asking yourself is this role remote or home based? The answer is no, and if you're the type of person who wants to shut themselves away and just churn out work then this role won't be for you. They've worked so hard on their culture, inclusivity and environment, and the people they hire should want to get stuck in. Now that's not to say there isn't any flexibility at all, they're not rigid archaic clock-in/clock-out folk, far from it, but their culture is very important to them. Also, who wouldn't want to drink draught beer or sip cocktails in their very own pub?!?!
Other benefits, to accompany the salary bracket of between £35k and £45k, range from free private healthcare, 23 days' holiday, cultural learning days, group life assurance, socials that 'normally' include a summer and Christmas trip abroad and a buy-a-bike scheme.
If this role gets your creative juices flowing, then send over a CV with your showreel which demonstrates your skills and creative thinking.
