As a Motion Designer at Superbet, you'll play a key role in turning our multi-brand identity into impactful moving experiences for our clients. Whether it is 2D motion graphics, 3D animation, or gen-AI short form video – you thrive in creating video content. We at Superbet appreciate proactivity and collaboration so you should be willing to contribute with ideas in various phases of the creative process, keeping our customers in focus and exciting them with every move.

We are looking for someone who:

• Has experience in a similar role;
• Consumes social media content and is knowledgeable of new trends;
• Has a strong understanding of motion design principles and trends;
• Is proficient in industry standard motion programs (After Effects, Premiere);
• Proves a keen interest in new motion technologies;
• Is comfortable working in Figma, Adobe Photoshop;
• Provides a portfolio with a good range of work, all with rationale and evidence of the process behind the ideas;
• Knows the fundamentals of great story-telling and is comfortable expressing ideas through storyboards;
• Is a team player who can flex and adapt depending on the project scale and requirements;
• Proves excellent communication skills/ability to translate and communicate the ideas in English (written and spoken);
• Is confident to interact and collaborate with other colleagues and departments and take creative direction/feedback;
• Has the ability to work to tight deadlines and handle multiple projects at once.

What you'll be doing:

• Concept Development: Collaborating with internal clients, art directors, or other team members to understand project requirements and develop creative concepts for motion graphics;
• Storyboarding: Creating storyboards or visual outlines to plan the sequence of events and transitions in animations;
• Animation: Using animation software (such as Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D, or Blender) to bring static graphics or illustrations to life through movement, timing, and visual effects;
• Leverage generative AI to create high quality, consistent video footage that fits the script.
• Editing: Editing video footage or combining various visual elements (such as text, graphics, and animations) to create cohesive and compelling motion graphics;
• Motion Tracking: Integrating graphics or animations seamlessly into live-action footage by tracking the movement of objects or camera shots;
• Visual Effects: Adding special effects, particle simulations, or other visual enhancements to enhance the overall impact of motion graphics projects;
• Color Correction and Grading: Adjusting the color balance, saturation, and contrast of visuals to ensure consistency and enhance the mood or tone of the project;
• Audio Integration: Syncing motion graphics with audio elements such as music, sound effects, or voiceovers to create a cohesive and immersive experience;
• Quality Control: Reviewing animations and graphics to ensure they meet project requirements, quality standards, and technical specifications;
• Collaboration: Working closely with other members of the creative team, including designers, animators, video editors, and producers, to ensure a cohesive vision and seamless integration of motion graphics into larger multimedia projects;
• Staying Updated: Keeping abreast of industry trends, emerging technologies, and new techniques in motion design to continuously improve skills and stay competitive in the field;