Editorial cartoonist vs scenic artist

Differences between editorial cartoonist and scenic artist duties and responsibilities

Editorial cartoonist example responsibilities.

• Manage proofreading and pre-press stages, collaborating with graphic design firm to prepare content for publication.
• Contribute through blogging, copy editing, participating in weekly editorial meetings, and managing social channels
• Assist editor-in-chief in hiring of editorial interns; assign and proofread interns' newspaper and magazine stories.
• Provide support to the associate sponsoring editors by proofreading manuscripts, securing permissions, and conducting photo and video research.
• Develop templates and style guides to meet customer and military specifications.
• Provide coverage of fiction and nonfiction manuscripts, draft editorial correspondence with agents and authors.
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Scenic artist example responsibilities.

• Airbrush, touch up guns, car sprayer equip.
• Solo shows in NYC, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
• Maintain the integrity of the show by touching up paint on scenery and repairing costumes.
• Work as a stitcher, sewing costumes, making alterations, and general maintenance of costume pieces.
• Match colors to paint chips and utilize various spray equipment including binks, hand hold pumpers and airbrush.
• Create a multi media advertising campaign by creating a Wix base website, Facebook page and several print methods.
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