... and artists. We partner with some of the biggest brands in entertainment, and beyond promoting ... Create expressive animations sourced from comic panels that elevate our characters, fictional ...
... and artists. We partner with some of the biggest brands in entertainment, and beyond promoting ... Create expressive animations sourced from comic panels that elevate our characters, fictional ...
... and artists. We partner with some of the biggest brands in entertainment, and beyond promoting ... Create expressive animations sourced from comic panels that elevate our characters, fictional ...
... and artists. We partner with some of the biggest brands in entertainment, and beyond promoting ... Create expressive animations sourced from comic panels that elevate our characters, fictional ...
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What is the difference between Freelance Comic Artists vs Freelance Illustrators?
| Aspect | Freelance Comic Artists | Freelance Illustrators |
|---|---|---|
| Credentials | Portfolio, artistic skills, possibly art degrees | Portfolio, artistic skills, possibly art degrees |
| Work Environment | Creative projects, comic publishers, self-directed | Various industries, books, advertising, digital media |
| Employer & Industry Usage | Comic publishers, independent creators, entertainment | Advertising agencies, publishers, clients across sectors |
Freelance Comic Artists focus on creating sequential art for comics, often working on storytelling and character design. Freelance Illustrators produce standalone images for various media. While both require artistic skills and portfolios, comic artists specialize in narrative art, whereas illustrators work across diverse industries. Understanding these differences helps clients find the right professional for their visual storytelling or branding needs.
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[WEBTOON] Social Media Script Writer/Video Editor (Freelancer)
El Segundo, CA • On-site
Full-time
Re-posted 16 days ago
Job description
- Concept, script, and edit short-form video content that tells a story, capturing audiences' attention with strong hooks and cliffhangers. Must be able to develop content across various genres ranging from punchy humor to edgy romance and fast-paced action.
- Collaborate with other copywriters, designers, and art directors to create dynamic, character-driven content that feels native to each platform.
- Develop series promos, trailers, and explainer content that make fans feel connected to WEBTOON's universe.
- Create expressive animations sourced from comic panels that elevate our characters, fictional worlds, and themes in ways that surprise and delight fans.
- Move fluidly between producing high-quality motion design and quick-turn, unpolished videos for social
- Bring your own storytelling POV to projects to make engaging, thoughtful, and entertaining ads that don't feel like ads
- Stay tapped into fan culture, animation trends, memes, and narrative formats popular with Gen Z and Millennial audiences.
- 3+ years of professional experience in a creative agency, production company, or in-house entertainment team, ideally with experience in ad content, trailers, branded content, or entertainment marketing.
- A storyteller first, designer second: you foremost think about pacing, emotion, and structure when creating.
- Strong copywriting/scripting background. Should be eager to experiment with new writing styles and formats.
- A clear, reliable communicator who can easily adapt to a fast-paced production timeline and work closely with operations leads to deliver projects on time, on brand, and on budget.
- Proficient in Premiere Pro and After Effects, with a general knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Audition) along with additional animation or VFX tools. 3D animation is a plus.
- Comfortable with character rigging and has a strong comprehension of animation principles.
- A creative with a strong online presence or portfolio. Bonus if you've already built content or fan edits in the webcomic, animation, or fandom space.
- Equally confident collaborating with others or running your own projects end-to-end.
- Passionate about comics, animation, gaming, or storytelling in all forms.
- Bring humor, heart, and a creative eye to everything you make
- A positive, adaptable teammate who creates from passion, not ego. You want the process to be as great as the output.
- Comfortable learning new skills and elevate themselves as a designer or writer in order to promote new ideas and raise the quality of work
- A portfolio/reel showcasing professional motion design and storytelling work. Please include examples that show your unique tone of voice, artistic range, and creative point of view. We want to feel your storytelling instincts, not just your technical skill.