We’re looking for a talented graphic and motion designer to create a cohesive visual identity and launch asset package for an upcoming podcast.
The show explores politics, policy, culture, and human progress through the idea that society does not have to be a zero-sum competition. The visual direction should feel optimistic, intelligent, modern, and distinctive, credible enough for serious policy conversations without looking institutional or overly corporate.
• *Scope of work**
• Primary podcast logo
• Simplified logo/icon suitable for profile images, thumbnails, and small-format use
• Animated video intro
• Animated video outro
• Branded lower-thirds templates for hosts, guests, and topic identifiers
• Call-to-action graphics for subscribing, following, sharing, and accessing extended or exclusive content
• A cohesive color palette, typography system, and basic visual guidelines
• *Final deliverables**
• Editable source files for all designs and animations
• High-resolution logo exports in common web and print formats
• Transparent-background logo variations
• Horizontal, stacked, and icon-only logo versions
• Motion graphics exported in formats suitable for YouTube, social media, and video-editing software
• Font names and color codes
• Commercial usage rights
We’re especially interested in designers with experience creating visual identities and motion packages for podcasts, media brands, and YouTube channels.
Please include:
• Relevant branding and motion-design examples
• The software you use
• Your estimated timeline
• Your revision process
• Your proposed rate for the complete package
In your proposal, briefly describe how you would visually interpret the idea of a **“positive sum”**—growth, cooperation, human progress, or creating more value rather than simply dividing what already exists.
We already have some early ideas involving a stylized **plus sign and/or summation symbol**, but we are open to stronger creative concepts. We’re looking for someone who can help develop a recognizable identity, not simply place the podcast name in a generic template.