That’s right, we’re looking to recruit a full-time Junior Motion Graphics Designer to join our young(ish) and vibrant team. We’re looking for someone who is bursting with creativity, technical ability, a passion for sustainability and is obsessed with great motion graphics. We don’t want a one-trick pony, we need someone who is able to design and animate using a range of different styles and techniques.
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Whoop whoop, we’re growing and we’re looking to recruit a full-time Illustrator / Graphic Designer to join our young(ish) and vibrant team. We’re looking for someone who is bursting with creativity, technical ability, a passion for sustainability and is obsessed with great design and illustration. We don’t want a one-trick pony, we need someone who is able to design and illustrate in a range of different styles and for multiple outputs (web, film, print).
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This week saw the launch of yet another BBC natural history/David Attenborough epic series; Africa. With camera technology getting better all the time, it seems like every new natural history series is breaking new ground. And this is certainly the case with Africa, with the first episode being full of previously unfilmed animal behaviour, from intimate afterdark behaviour of black rhinos, to slow-motion giraffe fighting. In fact even the cliche shots of Africa; lions, leopards, elephants, all look incredibly stunning…Africa had never looked so beautiful.
We’re looking to recruit a shit-hot Motion Graphics Designer to join us here at Nice and Serious HQ. We’re looking for someone who is bursting with creativity, technical ability and a passion for environmental and social issues. More information about the job can be found here.
We would like to fill this role e as soon as possible (December / January) so if you think you fit the bill, please send your CV and examples of work to: jobs@niceandserious.com
Over to you!
Infographics are just so hot right now….well, that’s what it feels like anyway. Lately it seems that everyone is jumping on the graphical bandwagon and not a week goes by where we don’t get asked for some sort of infographic. Of course, this is all very exciting, and is happening for very good reason. Infographics embody many of the characteristics of great communications; they take a lot of complex information and summarise it down into a few, beautifully designed, key points that people enjoy digesting. A recent great example of this is Leanpath’s Food Waste infographic.
It’s official. The brave chaps here at Nice and Serious HQ have decide to collectively embark on a hair-growing mission in the name of Movember to raise as much money as possible for Prostate Cancer UK. With 9 lads in the office, there should (technically speaking) be enough facial hair by the end of the month to satisfy even the most avid moustache growers. Needless to say, this is a timely moment for our new recruits Dominik and Peter who have joined the team yesterday! One of the essential responsibilities in their job descriptions was to grow a mo’ that their mums would be proud of. Let’s see how that pans out shall we?
Some days it seems like things just aren’t going your way. Whether it’s getting delayed on the tube, stepping in a puddle, or your phone running out of battery; life can sometimes be a bit of a pickle. Well, as with almost everything in life, some socially-minded soul has decide to set up a twitter feed on the subject. Its called First World Problems and tweets gripes about the modern world. People can then share their own trials and tribulations using the tag #firstworldproblems…and boy are there a few gems in there:
Let’s be honest, the Nice and Serious blog has been a bit schizophrenic; it’s been a melting pot of film reviews, sustainability communications advice, political commentary, environmental advocacy and ethical consumerism. So we’ve had a think with the team and we’ve decided to focus our thoughts and insights into visualising sustainability, after all, it’s Read more →
A few weeks ago, we announced that our film we produced for the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Imagining Change: Coastal Conversations, was shortlisted for an IVCA Clarion Award. Well, we were delighted to found out at the ceremony (where none other than Peter Andre was present!) that the film received a Highly Commended Award in its category of Public Sector Communications. If you haven’t done so already, feel free to check out the film on the Landscape and Environment website. Now, on a more banterful note, the question is, who looks more like the biggest tosser between me and Tom? Over to you…
The Rainforest Alliance’s Follow the Frog viral video is a genius example of creative sustainability communications, here’s why:
