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Campaign Presentation Designer / Art Director (Freelance or Contract) About the Role We’re looking for a campaign presentation designer/art director hybrid — someone who can take two fully developed creative campaign concepts and translate them into a visually stunning, emotionally compelling presentation deck worthy of Cannes Lions. This role sits at the intersection of design, storytelling, and strategy. You’ll collaborate directly with our Creative Director (Mark Simone) to turn narrative ideas into a visual system — crafting the look, rhythm, and emotional arc that makes each campaign feel undeniable on the page. ⸻ The Mission You’ll bring to life two award-caliber campaigns for King Street Media clients. Both ideas are conceptually solid. Now we need visual storytelling that sells the vision — clean, cinematic, confident. ⸻ What You’ll Create You’ll design two high-impact campaign treatments (decks), each one built to present like an agency pitch or Cannes case study. ⸻ Ideal Background • Experience: 5+ years in an agency, studio, or freelance environment crafting brand campaigns, case studies, or creative pitch decks. • Craft: Expert in presentation design and art direction — knows how to use typography, layout, and rhythm to sell emotion and logic simultaneously. • Toolset: Figma, Keynote, or Adobe Creative Suite. Bonus: motion or video editing capability for film frames. • Taste: Clean, cinematic, minimal. Knows what “award-winning” looks like. • Storyteller’s Eye: Can sequence a deck like a film — every frame earns its place. ⸻ You Are • Equal parts designer and storyteller — you think in sequences, not slides. • Someone who can take written campaigns and make them feel real through art direction, composition, and texture. • Comfortable working with creative leadership — open to feedback, collaborative, fast-moving. • Obsessed with visual coherence and emotional clarity. • Able to translate complex strategy into simple, unforgettable visuals. ⸻ What Success Looks Like By the end of this project: • Each campaign feels visually inevitable — as if it always existed in the world. • The decks flow like films: rhythm, build, release. • The campaigns look ready for a client presentation or Cannes submission. • You’ve created work that lives in both strategy and emotion — the space where great advertising lives.