Digital Banner Production Artist - remote freelance

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Digital Banner Production Artist – remote freelance Contract type Freelance Location Los Angeles, CA Specialty Creative Salary 30-35/hr Remote Yes Reference 516304 Contact name Athena Kwey Our client, a boutique entertainment advertising agency, is seeking a detail-oriented Digital Production Artist with strong design sensibility to support high-visibility FYC campaigns. This is a remote freelance opportunity that starts as soon as next week. Must be US based.

What You'll Do: Create, resize, version, and prepare digital banner ads for FYC campaigns. Apply strong visual judgment to ensure assets are clean, compelling, and on-brand. Adapt supplied creative across multiple formats, platforms, and specifications. Maintain accuracy across copy, imagery, logos, legal lines, and campaign details. Collaborate remotely with creative and account teams to meet quick-turn deadlines. Organize and deliver final production-ready files according to established workflows.

What We're Looking For: Experience as a Production Artist, Digital Production Designer, or similar creative production professional within entertainment A strong eye for layout, typography, composition, and detail. Demonstrated ability to produce banner ads and digital marketing assets. Proficiency with Adobe Creative Cloud, particularly Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Comfort managing multiple revisions and deadlines in a remote, collaborative environment. Entertainment, media, awards-season, or agency experience is a plus. Sendy our portfolio today!

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