AI Motion & Video Designer (MENA, Dubai)
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Job description
- Produce short-form and in-stream video (9:16 primary, plus 16:9) from 5 to 30 seconds.
- Create social motion, GIFs, and video for 4:5 feed and 9:16 Stories and Reels.
- Edit and combine brand footage, product UI capture, and raw creator content into performance-ready assets.
- Support simple photo and video shoots for original content.
- Adapt global and regional video for local markets, including Arabic supers and right-to-left layouts.
- Build master templates and motion systems so cutdowns and resizes can be produced quickly and consistently.
- Deliver final files to spec for trafficking to the media agency.
- Use generative AI tools (such as Gemini, Veo, and Imagen) for ideation, storyboarding, asset generation, and production speed.
- Test new models and techniques and share what works with the studio.
- Maintain quality and brand standards on all AI-assisted output.
- 7+ years of motion design and video editing experience in an agency, studio, or in-house team.
- Expert in After Effects and Premiere Pro (or equivalent); Cinema 4D or 3D skills are a plus.
- Strong portfolio of short-form social and performance video.
- Hands-on experience using generative AI tools in motion or video production.
- Experience working with Arabic typography and right-to-left layouts is a strong plus.
- Solid understanding of platform specs and best practices for YouTube, Meta, TikTok, and programmatic video.
- Fluent in English; Arabic is a plus.
- Fast, organised, and comfortable managing many deliverables in parallel.
- Strong eye for detail, pacing and storytelling.
- Collaborative and open to feedback.
- Curious about AI and keen to keep learning.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce short-form and in-stream video (9:16 primary, plus 16:9) from 5 to 30 seconds.
- Create social motion, GIFs, and video for 4:5 feed and 9:16 Stories and Reels.
- Edit and combine brand footage, product UI capture, and raw creator content into performance-ready assets.
- Support simple photo and video shoots for original content.
- Adapt global and regional video for local markets, including Arabic supers and right-to-left layouts.
- Build master templates and motion systems so cutdowns and resizes can be produced quickly and consistently.
- Deliver final files to spec for trafficking to the media agency.
- Use generative AI tools (such as Gemini, Veo, and Imagen) for ideation, storyboarding, asset generation, and production speed.
- Test new models and techniques and share what works with the studio.
- Maintain quality and brand standards on all AI-assisted output.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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