Multimedia artist vs character animator

Differences between multimedia artist and character animator duties and responsibilities

Multimedia artist example responsibilities.

• Edit video, write copy for television, radio, and web-base commercials while managing the scheduling of all studio employees.
• Work with a team to create storyboards, background art, character animation, and user interface.
• Compose educational videos using animation techniques along with audio scripts and enhance videos in response to customer issues and requests.
• Collaborate with clients to develop creative solutions for a diverse portfolio of communications and marketing projects.
• Perform PC hardware and software maintenance and upgrades.
• Illustrate weekly comics about relevant events on campus to be post in the school newspaper
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Character animator example responsibilities.

• Lead a team of artists to create the art and animation for motion comics aspects of the show.
• Direct and create concise, detail storyboards for animation sequences and short animation promotional films.
• Character animation, fixing models and directing needs, interactive design and function charts for development character animation.
• Animate creatures, vehicles, props, and characters for a AAA title.
• Establish key layout of scenes and render main characters to finish from storyboards.
• Create character and asset designs with materials and storyboards from client alongside a production team.
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