Skill
Storyboarding
Video, Photography and Film Production
Storyboarding is the process of sketching a sequence of images or frames to plan the visual flow of a film, animation, advertisement, video game, or user experience before production begins. Directors, animators, designers, and marketers use it to map out shot composition, pacing, and narrative structure, catching problems early and communicating creative intent to a team. It's widely used in filmmaking, UX/UI design, and app or product prototyping.
Open roles requiring Storyboarding (2)
Creative Designer (Motion & Digital) (1-Year Contract)
Warner Bros. Discovery
Contract
CNN Create is seeking a motion and digital designer to produce visual content across digital articles, social platforms, and branded campaigns, supporting their creative directors and working on international projects. This role suits someone with 3–5 years of design experience who wants to deepen their motion graphics skills while contributing to high-profile storytelling for a global media organization.
Listed on Warner Bros. Discovery’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Principal Product Designer, Business Intelligence for QuickBooks and Mid-Market
Intuit
Mountain View, CA · $239,000 – $323,000
A visionary design leader to establish and evolve the strategic direction of business intelligence across QuickBooks and Intuit's enterprise products, partnering with product and engineering teams to transform analytics experiences into proactive, personalized tools. This role suits experienced principal-level designers who excel at communicating design vision, mentoring others, and driving adoption of innovative patterns across large-scale, complex product ecosystems.
Listed on Intuit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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