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Freelance - Video Editor & Motion Designer

St. Louis, MO

VSA’s purpose is to design for a better human experience. As a strategy and design agency, we blend consumer insights and data with human-centered design to activate meaningful, motivating and measurable experiences in an increasingly noisy world. With offices in Chicago, New York and San Francisco, VSA offers a full range of fully integrated capabilities—branding, advertising, data science and technology—all under one roof. VSA is also a proud member of Meet The People, an international family of unified and independent agencies. For more than 40 years, we have delivered solutions for business and creative leaders at some of the world’s most respected brands and forward-thinking organizations, including Google, Nike and IBM. 

Video Editor & Motion Designer

VSA Partners is a design-driven branding and marketing company.

VSA was founded as a design firm more than 40 years ago with the belief that design is not only a craft but a tool for achieving business objectives. As design thinkers, we approach business chalenges holisticaly and aim to break down silos between branding, digital, marketing and advertising.

VSAʼs Design Practice is responsible for bringing our clientsʼ stories, visions and voices to life. At the intersection of Strategy and Digital, we make ideas tangible and meaningful for the audiences that matter in a cross-platform, media-agnostic way.

Video Editor & Motion Designer will be a member of VSAʼs Production Team. Production is a fully integrated team that works collaboratively with al VSA disciplines and across al clients, mediums and geographies.  

The Video Editor & Motion Designer is involved in production from early planning through final delivery. They will collaborate with the Director of Editorial and Animation, the Producer, and Creative leads on projects to develop and execute the creative vision. These projects can range from internal VSA or client communications, to online, social media, and streaming and broadcast media. The artist is expected to adhere to scheduled deadlines for reviews and to deliver the final product on deadline and maintain al VSA best practices.

VSA Partners is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive, equitable environment for all employees. All employment decisions are made based on qualifications, merit and business need. 

 

 Responsibilities: 

● Executing editorial and/or motion graphics projects that meet or exceed expectations. 

● Leveraging and supporting peers (brainstorms, critiques, etc.) and team members, ensuring that everyone has a voice and that positive collaboration is achieved. 

● Adhering to client brand standards. 

● Engaging in discussions with peers and managers about continuous improvement efforts. 

● Maintaining VSA standards and conventions by: ○ Keeping a professional, positive, proactive and solutions-oriented mentality. 

○ Striving for excellence in the execution of all assignments. 

○ Keeping files current and backed up. 

○ Maintaining accurate naming conventions and file standards. 

○ Ensuring on-time and accurate time entry for billing. 

● Additional responsibilities as assigned. 

 

 Qualifications: 

● Minimum of 3–5 years of experience in a corporate, agency, design firm or adjacent editorial/animation company. 

● Possession of an undergraduate degree in a related field or comparable work experience. 

● Expertise in Adobe Creative Suite with an emphasis in Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator and Figma. 

● Excellent ability to find creative solutions in the face of technical challenges. 

VSA Partners is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive, equitable environment for all employees. All employment decisions are made based on qualifications, merit and business need.

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