Storyboard Artist

Location(s) : Gautam Buddha Nagar

Job Details

Job Title - Storyboard Artist

Media & Entertainment Skills Council

Location(s) : Gautam Buddha Nagar Exp : 0 - 0 Years Salary : As per Industry Standard Qualification : Graduate
Course : B.A Specialization : Fine Arts Other Course : graduate Other Specialization : Storyboard Artist

Posted On : Mar 18, 2024 | Job Type : Full Time | Gender : Both Male & Female | Function : Mktg/Advtg/MR/Media Planning/PR/Corp. Comm. | PWD : No

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Job Description

Create visual representations of scripts, concepts, or outlines through a series of illustrated panels.
Collaborate closely with directors, writers, and animators to understand the narrative and visual requirements of the project.
Translate narrative elements such as scenes, shots, and camera angles into visually compelling storyboards.
Demonstrate strong drawing skills and a keen eye for composition to effectively convey emotions, actions, and atmosphere.
Adaptability to incorporate feedback and revisions from the creative team while meeting project deadlines.
Provide detailed storyboards that serve as a blueprint for the production team, guiding the direction of the project and ensuring visual consistency.

Company :	Media & Entertainment Skills Council
Type :	Media & Entertainment
Contact Person :	Pooja Arora
Email :	hr@mescindia.org
Phone :	89xxxxx55
Website :	https://www.mescindia.org/
Address :	522-524, 5th Floor, DLF Tower A, Jasola, New Delhi

About Company

Founded in 2012, Media & Entertainment Skills Council (MESC) is a Not-for-Profit Organization, registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. The Council has been promoted by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) with financial support from National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC).We are an awarding body with NCVET. MESC has 150 plus Affiliated Training Partners, 933 Total Certified Trainers, 24 plus Empaneled Assessment Agencies, 5,64,195 Trainings conducted under MESC, and 108 QPs across 12 Sub-Sectors.

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