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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