Red Stag Media
Graphic Designer

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Graphic Designer (Graphic Design + Photo & Video Editing) – Red Stag Media
Location: Hybrid (Office & Remote)
Type: Full-time or Part-time
Industry: PR & Marketing (Agriculture)
About Red Stag Media
Red Stag Media is a specialist PR and marketing agency serving the agricultural industry. We combine expertise in storytelling, design, and digital marketing to help brands grow their presence in a rapidly evolving sector.
We are looking for a Graphic Designer with strong photo and video editing skills to bring our clients’ stories to life. If you have an eye for impactful visuals, a knack for editing, and a keen interest in videography, this role is for you.
Key Responsibilities
- Design engaging graphics for digital and print campaigns, including social media, brochures, websites, and presentations.
- Edit and enhance photos to ensure high-quality, professional imagery.
- Create short-form videos, incorporating motion graphics, text overlays, and smooth transitions.
- Assist our videographer with video production when required, from shot planning and footage cutting to storytelling enhancements.
- Collaborate with our PR and marketing teams to bring campaigns to life visually.
- Maintain brand consistency across all visual content.
- Stay up to date with design trends, software updates, and best practices.
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Skills & Experience Required
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite for graphic design and photo editing (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite or similar for video editing (Premiere Pro & After Effects or Final Cut Pro & Motion for example)
- Strong photo and video editing skills, including colour correction and retouching.
- Experience in graphic design for marketing, branding, and digital platforms.
- Basic videography skills (an interest in video and audio production is a plus).
- Ability to work under tight deadlines while maintaining creative excellence.
- A keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling through visuals.
- Familiarity with the agricultural industry is an advantage but not essential.


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What We Offer
- A chance to work with a passionate team in a niche industry.
- Hybrid working – a mix of office and remote work.
- A creative environment where your ideas matter.
- Opportunities for professional growth and development.
- The satisfaction of seeing your work make an impact in a specialist sector.
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