Senior Motion Graphic Designer (TV / Content)
SUMO · London, England ·
Senior Motion Graphics Designer (TV / Content) Location: London Working Pattern: Hybrid – 2 days per week in the office Salary: £45,000–£55,000 The Opportunity We are working with a leading UK creator brand looking for a talented Motion Graphics Designer to help raise the visual quality and production value of its long-form content.
Working closely with the editing and creative teams, you'll create high-quality motion graphics, animations, visual effects and branded assets that can be integrated seamlessly into final edits. The role will cover everything from titles, transitions and on-screen graphics through to more ambitious animated sequences, explainers and visual effects for premium YouTube content.
Key Responsibilities Create high-quality motion graphics and animated assets for long-form video content. Design titles, transitions, lower thirds, call-outs, maps, infographics and visual effects. Produce graphics packages that can be easily integrated by the editing team.
Work closely with editors and producers to understand the creative direction of each video. Develop graphics that enhance storytelling, comedy, pacing and audience engagement. Build reusable templates and graphic systems to improve consistency and efficiency.
Deliver organised project files and assets for the wider video team. Manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Skills & Experience Strong experience as a Motion Graphics Designer, Motion Designer or similar.
A portfolio showing high-quality work across entertainment, digital, television or branded content. Advanced proficiency in Adobe After Effects. Strong knowledge of Premiere Pro, Photoshop and Illustrator. Excellent understanding of animation, typography, composition and timing.
Experience creating motion graphics specifically for video and working closely with editors. Experience with Cinema 4D, Blender or similar would be advantageous. Experience across premium YouTube, television or high-end digital content would be highly desirable.