Freelance Motion Designer

We’re Jubilee Media .

At Jubilee, we're on a mission to provoke understanding and create human connection. We explore experiences that push people to feel more, think more, and see more in others. We challenge the belief of a black-and-white world, and instead embrace the complexity and richness of our experiences. By magnifying these stories we can discover personal identities, shared truths, and how we fit in the overarching human story. People are at the heart of everything we do, and we're looking for the next passionate teammate to join us on this journey. Together, we have the power to shift perspectives—and maybe even change the world.
About This Role

Jubilee Media is looking for a Freelance Motion Designer to build the motion graphics package for Nectar's short form content.

To be clear up front: this is not an editing role. You will not be cutting video. You'll be building reusable graphics templates that our editors drop into episodes themselves.
What You’ll Do

- Translate static graphic designs from our design team into motion

- Build them as reusable MOGRTs (Essential Graphics templates) that our editors can customize directly in Premiere

- Apply sound design where it supports the motion, not everywhere

- Deliver a package that holds up across a series rather than one-off animations

Who You Are

- Strong motion work with a clear point of view on timing and rhythm

- Real fluency with Premiere's Essential Graphics workflow, specifically building MOGRTs with properly exposed, editable controls

- Experience designing for vertical short form (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) and an understanding of how graphics read at small sizes and fast speeds

- Comfort working from someone else's static designs and extending them faithfully into motion

- Ability to take a brief, ask the right questions once, and design something close

Compensation & Perks

- Project rate – $50-60 hourly

- Collaborative work environment

- Remote opportunity, LA-based is a plus for occasional in-person

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