Junior Graphic Designer

ITVS funds, presents and promotes award-winning documentaries and dramas on public television and cable, and innovative new media projects on the Web. Welcome to television’s independent voice. Innovative. Provocative. Real.

ITVS is seeking a Graphic Designer to join our high-performing Communications Unit. This is a unique opportunity to gain experience in a fast-paced environment with an established media brand. Design work includes the promotion of our Emmy Award-winning documentary series Independent Lens, innovative new media projects, and other institutional initiatives. The Graphic Designer will report to the Senior Designer and work cross-departmentally with talented, passionate professionals to support all facets of ITVS’s activities.

• Design assets for print, web, and video to market and promote ITVS content and initiatives, including Independent Lens television series, thematic campaigns, and on-the-ground events
• Collaborate with Senior Designer to act as a brand manager for various ITVS brands
• Design materials including proposals, presentations, reports, brochures for the Development and Executive teams
• Collaborate with Senior Designer in creating strategic communications for ITVS leadership
• Provide quality assurance reviews for internal and external communications generated throughout the organization

• BFA in graphic design or comparable work experience
• Two to three years experience in graphic design in a corporate, agency, or studio setting
• Excellent design and creative thinking skills, ability to explain the story behind the design
• Ability to independently carry projects from concept to execution
• Ability to simultaneously manage multiple projects and competing priorities
• Desire to continually learn and improve
• Highly adaptable and collaborative
• Highly proficient in Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft products including PowerPoint and Word

Bonus:

• Experience designing for film/television promotion
• Experience collaborating with web developers After Effects proficiency