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Robert Half

Animator and Motion Designer

Job Description

Robert Half Marketing and Creative has a client looking for an Animator to join a creative team supporting digital, social, marketing, and branded content initiatives in Colorado. This Contract position is ideal for someone who combines strong motion design skills with a sharp visual eye and a passion for building compelling animated experiences. The role will focus on producing high-quality 2D and 3D visuals while partnering with cross-functional teams to turn ideas into effective creative assets.
Responsibilities:
  • Produce original 2D and 3D animated content for video campaigns, social media, branded materials, and other digital platforms.
  • Build motion graphics and visual sequences using Adobe After Effects and Cinema 4D to deliver engaging, high-quality creative work.
  • Partner with design, marketing, and production stakeholders to translate concepts into clear and impactful animation solutions.
  • Develop storyboards, visual direction, style frames, and animation treatments that support project objectives and audience needs.
  • Refine footage and graphic elements through editing, compositing, and enhancement techniques to ensure a strong final product.
  • Incorporate AI-powered creative tools, including platforms such as Runway and Higgsfield, to accelerate ideation and improve production workflows.
  • Review deliverables for visual consistency, brand alignment, creative quality, and on-time completion across multiple assignments.
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