Graphic Designer - Television (Home Based)
Overview:
* The graphic designer position for Txtstation requires an individual who can produce quality graphics for our Txtstation TV product as well as mockups for the Txtstation sales team.
Main responsibilities:
* In charge of designing graphics using photoshop and After Effect for U.S. broadcasters, stadium jumbotrons and websites
* Create simple print documents for illustration purposes for our sales team and our prospective clients.
* Responsible, on average, for 15 still graphics and 1 dynamic live graphic per week
Skills required:
* Produce quality graphics in a timely manner
* Great time management and organization skills
* Ongoing communication with New Zealand and US teams
* Firm understanding of the television design standards in the US (safe zones, pixel flicker, key and fill setup, fonts, ratios for NTSC, widescreen and HDTV and simple animations with alpha channels)
* Basic web design and print knowledge (reduce file sizes and use correct file types such as bitmaps, PNG and jpegs)
* Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop CS, After Effects 6 and Inca Template
About Txtstation
Txtstation is a leading mobile marketing company specializing in sports and entertainment. We allow broadcasters, event owners, sponsors and general media to communicate with viewers or fans directly through mobile phones, internet, and landlines.
Txtstation creates one to one ‘real time’ dialog with consumers at specific times and places such as events, concerts and live or pre recorded broadcast. Since 2004, we have been at the forefront of mobile interactivity designing ‘live’ integrated programs that harness the excitement of live events and broadcasts while delivering high consumer response and encouraging brand loyalty.
Txtstation offers its services and connections to over 100 countries, and is currently working in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Italy and South Africa.
www.txtstation.com
- Location: Home Based
- Compensation: Hourly Rate
Employer Posted:Friday, April 11, 2008