JobLead Graphic DesignerDescriptionAbout the CompanyDeluxe Media Inc. is a integral leader in media and entertainment services for film, video and online content.
Since , Deluxe has been the trusted partner for the world's most successful Hollywood studios, independent film companies, TV networks, exhibitors, advertisers and others, offering best-in-class solutions in post-production, distribution, asset and workflow management, and cloud-based technologies.With headquarters in Los Angeles and offices around the globe, the company employs over 3,500 of the most talented artists, developers, and industry veterans worldwide.
For more information, please visit , Permanent PositionLocation: On site - MadridHours/Shifts : 40 hoursLead Graphic DesignerPosition OverviewLead the design and execution of graphics localization for audiovisual marketing content, including trailers, TV spots and digital campaign assets.
The Lead Graphic Designer will combine hands-on creative and technical work with day-to-day guidance of the graphics team,
ensuring that localized assets preserve the original creative intent and meet quality standards and delivery requirements.ResponsibilitiesCreate, rebuild and localize motion graphics, title treatments and text cards using supplied projects, assets and visual references.Lead the creation, reconstruction and localization of motion graphics, title treatments, text cards, endboards and other campaign assets.Execute complex After Effects work, including animation, compositing, tracking and the integration of localized graphics into existing footage.Identify and implement opportunities to automate repetitive tasks through scripting, expressions and reusable tools, improving efficiency and consistency across projects.Define practical approaches to challenging briefs, balancing visual quality, technical requirements and available production time.Guide artists in adapting typography, layouts and animation for different languages, aspect ratios and deliv
📌 Lead Graphic Designer (España)
🏢 Deluxe
📍 España