Social Content Creator & 2D Motion Designer

Posted 3 days ago

nmble hiring solutionsCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

A well-established retailer is building out its in-house social content capability. This role covers two things: top-end 2D motion graphics for paid and broadcast-style social content, and hands-on UGC-style production for organic social, planning, shooting, and editing short-form video and photo content, on camera when needed.
What you'll do: Build 2D motion graphics and animated content in After Effects for paid social, broadcast-style spots, and campaign launches- Plan, shoot, and edit short-form UGC-style video and image content for organic social and Tik Tok- Work both sides of the camera: direct and shoot content, and appear on camera yourself when a video calls for a human presence- Keep a fast turnaround across a mix of polished motion work and native, scroll-stopping social content- Vary format, pacing, and style across deliverables so content doesn't read as repetitive or templated What we're looking for- A strong 2D motion graphics portfolio in After Effects, built for social or broadcast, not just print or static design- UGC or influencer-style content you've made yourself: planned, shot, and edited, not just repurposed ads- Comfortable being the face of a video as well as running camera, lighting, and sound- Based in or near Charlotte, NC and available for in-person shoots Nice to have- 3D animation experience (Cinema 4D or similar)- Food, grocery, or CPG content experience- An engaged social following of your own- Editing/color work in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve

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