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Artisan Talent seeks a freelance Presentation Designer for a major national news and media organization. You will design two large executive presentations in Keynote using established templates and brand standards, and produce collateral for the event itself.
Work autonomously within deadlines, coordinate with the external agency handling motion and production, and possibly contribute to intranet projects with some Figma work. Strong eye for finish and content-first approach required.
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A major national news and media organization is looking for a freelance Presentation Designer to start immediately. You'll work in Keynote inside an established template system, plus produce collateral for the event itself. A creative agency handles the motion and production side; your lane is the decks and the printed and digital pieces around them.
This is not a job for someone who wants to redesign the system. The templates exist, the house style is quiet, and content comes first. What they need is someone with a strong enough eye to execute at a high level of finish and enough judgment to do it independently — the Creative Director should not have to review every asset. Poise matters here: deadlines move, executives weigh in late, and the person who does well stays calm and keeps the work moving.
A major national news and media organization is looking for a freelance Presentation Designer to start immediately. You'll work in Keynote inside an established template system, plus produce collateral for the event itself. A creative agency handles the motion and production side; your lane is the decks and the printed and digital pieces around them.
This is not a job for someone who wants to redesign the system. The templates exist, the house style is quiet, and content comes first. What they need is someone with a strong enough eye to execute at a high level of finish and enough judgment to do it independently — the Creative Director should not have to review every asset. Poise matters here: deadlines move, executives weigh in late, and the person who does well stays calm and keeps the work moving.