Freelance Designer

Job Description And Requirements

Project-based | Remote | United States | Contract

Pay based on freelancer's rate

Control Shift Video is looking for a freelance designer to collaborate with our creative team on project-based work across video, motion graphics, web visuals, and brand content. Our projects span technology, healthcare, energy, consumer brands, nonprofits, and passion projects.

What You’ll Do

Design visual systems, frames, and assets for video and motion projects Support branding, layout, and visual storytelling needs Translate concepts into clean, purposeful designs Prepare files for animation and production workflows

What We’re Looking For

Strong design fundamentals and visual judgment Experience designing for motion or video Clear communication and reliable delivery Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite or similar tools

How We Work

Remote-first and flexible Project-based engagements with clear scopes and timelines Respectful collaboration — we treat freelancers like partners, not resources Clear feedback, fair rates, and no last-minute chaos whenever possible

Why Work With Us

You’ll work on meaningful projects with real impact We value creativity, curiosity, and people who take pride in their craft We keep our word and expect the same in return You’ll be part of a trusted creative network we return to often

You'll Probably Enjoy Working With Us If You

✓ Like learning how complex products and technologies work. ✓ Enjoy turning technical information into clear visual stories. ✓ Are comfortable reading product guides, white papers, and technical documentation. ✓ Ask questions before jumping into design. ✓ Care as much about accuracy as aesthetics. ✓ Can switch between creative thinking and analytical thinking.

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