Mohammad Aqib

Led the design and production of all graphical elements and animations for live broadcasts and telecasts, ensuring consistency in quality.
Collaborated with producers and directors to discern the creative vision and deliver high-quality motion graphics across TV and digital platforms.

Created 2D motion graphics for various projects: explainer videos, lower thirds, full-screen animations. Managed project timelines and coordinated with other creative departments to ensure timely delivery.

Senior Motion Graphics Artist, to fulfill all graphic requirements. Mentor for junior designers and helped them to improve their designing and animation skills.

I previously worked in a company where I was the sole Motion Designer, responsible for the process of motion design from concept through delivery. This involved collaboration on creative work with editors, Promo producers and animating visual elements for various projects. Also, my role involves strong adaptability with ever-evolving project needs while consistently delivering quality work per both client and internal expectations.

As a solo Motion Designer, with digital platforms and film experience, independently responsible for creating dynamic visual content for a range of media, designing and animating motion graphics for promotional videos, social media content and cinematic sequences.

My responsibilities included designing and animating opening sequences, VFX and end scrolls for a variety of projects at the company. I engaged directly with directors, editors, and producers, making sure the visual components for each project were in concert with the overall creative direction.

In my first job, I served as a solo Motion Designer for a local informative channel. I was responsible for the development of all on-air motion graphics: news transitions, lower thirds, promotional bumpers, and show intros. I was able to collaborate closely with the production team from this channel to create compelling graphics that supported the delivery of news and other information. It involved the creation and animation of 2D graphics, broadcast-enhancing visual elements and making sure that all graphics were on-brand for the channel.