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A Digital Designer is needed to work collaboratively as part of the Digital Design team across all digital platforms to provide high-quality creative that engage and inspire our customers. You must have previous retail experience and have a well-presented folio of well-known brands showing execution of digital ideas from concept to delivery, be highly conceptual and have strong Mac skills.

You as Digital Designer, while reporting to the Digital Design Manager based in Milton Keynes offices, will play a key role in delivering high quality, compelling digital design and promotional content (in accordance with brand guidelines) that ensures their interactive experiences are better than the rest of the industry leading brands.

Essential

Highly motivated.
Creative eye for design.
Advanced knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud and Sketch.
Basic understanding of HTML and CSS.
Experience with responsive web platform.
Strong typographic skills.
Maintaining brand consistency and adhering to best practice in design and brand guidelines.
Strong Knowledge of current web best practices, usability guidelines and accessibility requirements.
Keep up-to-date with recent digital innovations, competitors and design developments, and think of innovative ways to incorporate them into projects.
Able to work on multiple projects simultaneously; manage and prioritise a high-volume workload calmly under pressure.
Passion for exploring & learning new skills, techniques and solving problems.
Keen to share knowledge and work collaboratively.
Experience of working cross-functionally preferably across web, buying, merchandising, digital development and UX teams.
Enthusiastic and engaging; able to communicate with diverse group of stakeholders.

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Recruiter

COMPANY THREE

Location

London (Greater)

Salary

£36,000 - £38,000

Posted

01 Mar 2018

Closes

01 Apr 2018

Industry

Arts & heritage, Arts education & training, Theatre, Visual arts,Charities, Arts & culture,Children, Community development, Policy & research, Social welfare, Media,Film

Job level

Senior executive

Hours

Full time

Contract

Permanent

Listing type

Job vacancy

Education level

Undergraduate degree (or equivalent)

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1. Entry requirements

You'll need skills in drawing, modelling or using computer animation packages.

An animation or art-related HND, foundation degree, degree or postgraduate course could be helpful.

You could start as a studio runner and progress to assistant animator.

You'll need a showreel DVD or online portfolio to show your talent.

You could also enter animation competitions, visit festivals, and send short animated films or ideas to broadcasters. This will get you known in the industry and help you to start building a network of contacts.

Creative Skillset has more information about careers in animation.

2. Skills required

You'll need:

·         creativity and imagination

·         drawing and modelling skills

·         communication and presentation skills

·         IT skills

3. What you'll do

You'll work in animated films, TV, adverts, games, websites, or music videos, using hand-drawn, traditional, computer-generated imagery (CGI), stop-frame, stop-motion or model animation techniques.

Your day-to-day duties could include working with others like:

·         production designers to create the look

·         storyboard artists to take the script or ideas and show the story in a visual way

·         layout artists to draw how each shot will look

·         digital painters to touch up colours

·         texture artists to  'paint' colour and texture onto digital models to make them lifelike

·         compositors to join together different layers of animation

4. Salary

Starter: £14,000 to £20,000

Experienced: £22,000 to £28,000

Highly Experienced: £36,000 and over

Freelance animators are usually paid a fee per project. Rates can vary based on experience and the type of production. The Broadcasting Entertainment Cinematograph and Theatre Union (BECTU) has information on current pay guidelines.

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Job Summary

Following expansion into London, the number one wedding services provider in Bedfordshire is looking for video editor to join us at our Luton & London branch, to help us continue to put our customers, colleagues and communities at the heart of everything we do.

Your main responsibilities:

Work collaboratively with internal and external Videographers to ensure our content is pushing boundaries within the wedding industry.

Keep up to date with the latest video and social media tools that can be used to enhance our video content.

Uploading and backing up video footage.

Editing raw video footage and transforming it into a wedding movie.

You must have:

Proven track record in cutting edge video editing

An expert in Adobe Creative suite

Knowledge of colour correction

Creative thinker

Working to your own initiative

Complete projects in a short period of time

Knowledge and experience in camera operation.

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: £17,500.00 /year

Required experience:

Video Editing: 1 year

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Recruiter

COMPANY THREE

Location

London (Greater)

Salary

£36,000 - £38,000

Posted

01 Mar 2018

Closes

01 Apr 2018

Industry

Arts & heritage, Arts education & training, Theatre, Visual arts,Charities, Arts & culture,Children, Community development, Policy & research, Social welfare, Media,Film

Job level

Senior executive

Hours

Full time

Contract

Permanent

Listing type

Job vacancy

Education level

Undergraduate degree (or equivalent)

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Location: London (Greater)

Salary

£36,000 - £38,000

Posted

01 Mar 2018

Closes

01 Apr 2018

Industry: Media

Hours:  Full time

Contract: Permanent

Listing type:  Job vacancy
Requirements:

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https://jobs.theguardian.com/job/6679967/executive-director/?LinkSource=PremiumListing

The Guardian - National Press

JOB: Executive Director
REQUIREMENTS: Undergraduate Degree
BENEFITS: £36K per annum
WORKING PATTERN: Fixed term