We are hiring!
- Bachelor's degree in Visual Arts, Animation, Film, or a related field is a plus.
- Bachelor's degree in Visual Arts, Animation, Film, or a related field is a plus.
- 3+ years experience as a Storyboard Artist, Visualiser, or similar role within the creative industry.
- Proficient in digital tools and software for storyboard creation and visualization.
- Strong understanding of marketing narratives, pacing, and visual storytelling techniques.
- Excellent communication skills to effectively collaborate and articulate creative ideas.
- Detail-oriented with the ability to capture the essence of ideas and concepts through visuals.
- Creative problem-solving skills to provide innovative solutions in line with creative goals.
- Knowledge of mobile games and digital marketing is a plus.
- Collaborate with the Creative Strategist to brainstorm and generate innovative video concepts.
- Develop engaging narratives aligned with the Line of Communication (LOC) and insights.
- Translate ideas into visually compelling and detailed storyboards for animation.
- Define visual look through concept sketches, composition, and staging.
- Work with Lead Motion Designer to refine and enhance storyboards.
- Ensure narrative and visuals reflect the core message of LOC.
- Conduct thorough research for data-driven storytelling.
- Enhance creative strategies through competitor research.
- Incorporate feedback and iterate on storyboards.
- Provide creative solutions to elevate impact and engagement.
- Manage multiple projects, delivering high-quality storyboards.
At Gameberry Labs, we are building the next-gen social games that aim at bringing people closer. We spread love and happiness. We have successfully built a global user base for our first two games: Ludo STAR and Parcheesi STAR. Based in Bangalore, we are working on creative and innovative ideas around mobile games using the latest technologies. If you are interested in amazing people with your art, creativity, and knowledge then Gameberry is exactly the place for you.
