Motion Graphics Artist/Designer

About the job

posted this job on 04/17/08

If your passion is motion graphics using After Effects, and you also love Photoshop, Illustrator, Final Cut Pro, and 3D, then lets talk.

We have an immediate openings for experienced AND entry-level artists/designers to create cutting edge motion graphics and other design elements for our graphic-intensive TV commercials and non-broadcast, high-visibility video pieces. Youll get tons of freedom to display your graphic genius, while also collaborating with a positive, proactive, and passionate team of creative pros. You need to be very creative, efficient, a self-starter, a problem-solver, and someone who wants to always learn, grow, and know how do to more.

We are a successful, growing company in beautiful Raleigh, North Carolinaconsistently voted one of the best places to live in America. These are unique positions at a unique company for unique individuals. * You must have experience using Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator. One of the positions requires 3D experience using Maya or similar software. Having a graphic design background is a big plus. Camera, shooting, and lighting experience is also an advantage, but not required. ** Please submit your complete resume as well as a link to a demo of your work. *** These positions are available immediately, and we are looking to move quickly. Send your stuff ASAP! These are full-time positions at our North Carolina office and studios; please no freelancers. No phone calls please.

City,State

Raleigh, NC

Salary

Commensurate with experience

Contact the company

Only logged in freelancers are able to contact the company who posted this job listing. If you are a subscribing freelancer please login now using the form below and you will instantly be brought back here. Alternatively, to register your profile with media-match, click here to register.

If you are new to media-match please REGISTER YOUR DETAILS HERE

If you think you should already be logged in, our site might be having difficulties tracking you - this can occur if you are connected to the internet from behind a firewall or if you have cookies turned off.

You can turn cookies on using the instructions found at the bottom of the help page.