Motion Designer for Mobile Games Ads (Project Based)

Are you a motion designer who can move across disciplines, take a lean brief and run with it, and produce high-quality work at pace - without needing someone looking over your shoulder? If you bring genuine creative instincts alongside strong technical execution, an AI-first mindset, and a solid grounding in gaming marketing assets, we'd love to work with you. Cobalt Streamworks is an award-winning mobile marketing agency based in Prague. We work with some of the biggest titles in gaming - Clash of Clans, Monopoly GO, Merge Mansion - and we're looking for a project-based freelance Motion Designer to collaborate with us on select projects as needed. WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING Executing across the full range of creative outputs: 2D motion, AI generation, editing, game replay recording, and elements of graphic design. Co-developing concepts with the Creative Lead - contributing ideas and bringing strong visual instincts to the collaboration. Taking briefs and running with them independently, making confident creative decisions through to a finished output. Actively integrating AI generation tools into your production workflow as a creative and efficiency multiplier. Applying UA creative knowledge to every output - understanding what makes a mobile ad perform. WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR A versatile motion designer with real experience across motion design, video editing and other production areas. Strong creative instincts and the ability to contribute ideas, not just execute them. Comfortable working at pace in a high-volume pipeline while maintaining a high personal standard. Up to date with AI generation tools and already using them meaningfully in your practice. Familiar with mobile user acquisition requirements and what makes creative perform. THE SETUP Work is project-based, with potential for ongoing collaboration. You'll work closely with our Creative Lead and Creative Producer - fluidly, with a high degree of autonomy. We look forward to receiving your portfolio! Originally posted on Himalayas