About the job:
As a Motion Designer, you create artwork for the web, television or film. This could include movie clips, trailers, commercials, title sequences, etc. You use visual effects, animation and other cinematic techniques to bring life to your creations. Put simply, you design graphics that are in motion.
As a 3D Motion Designer, you will have to:
- Deal with tight deadlines
- Deal with clients
- Be good at managing your time
As a 3D Motion Designer, you will get to:
- Tell stories in an interesting way
- Do creative work
- Be fairly well-compensated for your technical expertise
- 50 hours a week
Are you the right fit?
- Math
- Art
- Any Track
- Expressing yourself verbally
- Visualization
- Time Management
Will you make money?
Education stuff:
- The most crucial step for anyone hoping to pursue a career in Motion Graphics Design is to become familiar with the basics of both Animation and Graphic Design
- The software most frequently used in Motion Graphics Design is After Effects, Cinema 4D, Final Cut Pro, Flash, Photoshop and Premiere Pro. It’s also important to have a solid understanding of design and animation basics.
Video Description
If you have dreams of becoming a Motion Graphics Designer, it’s important to acquire the necessary skills and hands-on experience first. Check out what co-owners of Tic Motion, Pamela Farhat and Michel Doumit, have to say about this field!
Biography
Pamela received a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design from NDU with an emphasis in Motion Design. After working as an
art director in a Magazine, she started Tic Motion with Michel. Michel studied at IESAV-USJ and then focused on production at ALBA. He worked as a video editor for a few years before moving to animation and starting Tic Motion.