Video Editor & Motion Graphics Animator

Job Summary

The Video Editor & Motion Graphics Animator designs, animates, edits, and delivers end-to-end long-form instructional videos for healthcare professionals. Core daily responsibilities include building character-driven classroom and clinic animations, structuring cinematic multi-angle frames, embedding digital knowledge testing overlays directly into video playbacks, maintaining a centralized library of reusable animation elements, and collaborating with medical subject matter experts to ensure complete technical accuracy.

Foundational Capabilities & Prerequisites

• Motion Graphics Footprint: Proven professional experience specializing heavily in motion graphics design and character animation, moving well beyond basic sequential video editing workflows.
• Portfolio Verification: A comprehensive, high-caliber creative portfolio demonstrating deep execution of advanced character animation, smooth keyframing, and longer-form educational or corporate content.
• Storyboarding & Editing Literacy: Demonstrated ability to interpret complex technical scripts, translate medical concepts into engaging visual stories, and construct long-form edits (15–60 minutes) that maintain learner engagement.
• Visual Harmonization: Deep artistic and system capability to establish, document, and preserve a simple, clean, and uniform animation aesthetic across a massive library of disparate training assets.
• Operational Habits: Uncompromising attention to structural detail, reliable asynchronous communication skills, high self-discipline, and the capacity to meet deadlines independently.
• Schedule Availability: Ability to commit to 40 hours per week, with working hours mapped flexibly within the 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM US Central Standard Time (CST) framework.

Preferred Experience & Instructional Multipliers

• Specialized Verticals: Prior professional experience authoring corporate compliance, institutional onboarding, or structured instructional training modules.
• Clinical Familiarity: Past experience handling medical, anatomical, or healthcare-related subject matter, enabling smooth interaction with clinical terminology.
• Interactive Assessment Integration: Proven experience designing interactive timeline elements, graphic user interface (GUI) overlays, or digital knowledge test check-points within video playbacks.
• Presentation Modeling: A track record of developing classroom, laboratory, or keynote presentation-style animated scenarios with one or two primary character rigs.

Technical Workflow Architecture

As a Healthcare Animator, your production sequence balances creative narrative design with asset optimization:

• Script Translation & Camera Layout: Analyzing clinical training scripts to build multi-angle scenes, shifting smoothly between close-ups, medium profiles, and long shots to ensure ongoing visual variety.
• Character Asset Optimization: Creating, rigging, and cataloging clean, reusable vector characters, instructor poses, and specific healthcare reaction frames to optimize rendering speeds across 50+ hours of material.
• Interface Design & Assessment Layering: Building clear graphic overlays to introduce interactive knowledge tests, timing text pop-ups with voiceover queues, and engineering visual feedback windows for learner confirmation.
• Editorial Quality Audits: Syncing animations with medical voiceovers, tuning background pacing, and reviewing rendering files with health professionals to confirm clinical accuracy before distribution.

Key Responsibilities

1. High-Impact Animation Production & Narrative Layout

• Author clean, minimalist motion graphics animations for institutional medical training modules running between 15 minutes and one hour.
• Develop multi-character vector animations, illustrating realistic classroom settings, clinic spaces, instructor presentation mechanics, and real-world clinical problem-solving loops.
• Deploy diverse camera compositions—including precise macro close-ups, balanced medium shots, and long environmental shots—to preserve high visual variety and tracking stability.

2. Video Editing, System Standardization & Asset Scaling

• Edit and refine continuous video files, maintaining strict compliance with the established color systems, text styles, and clean layout guidelines of the training series.
• Work from detailed training scripts to turn raw copy into a highly standardized, uniform series of educational assets.
• Build, categorize, and preserve an expansive internal asset library of reusable graphics, environmental backgrounds, and character expression templates to maximize production speed.

3. Compliance Integration & Collaborative Alignment

• Design and implement graphic overlays for embedded knowledge assessment questions within the timeline playbacks to verify student comprehension.
• Review production designs alongside internal medical professionals, integrating feedback loops to guarantee highly accurate visual representations of clinical environments.
• Deliver polished, render-optimized outputs matching strict educational media distribution profiles.

Skills Required:

• Design / Art / Fashion / Media