The Motion Graphic Artist is responsible for developing creative and impactful concepts and advertisements.
Job Summary
- Employer: Fijian Broadcasting Corporation
- Job Type: Full-time
- Location: Suva, Fiji
- Category: Design
- Closing Date: 2026-10-10
Key Responsibilities
- Enhancing, maintaining and growing FBC’s brand image through promos and advertisements on television, print and online media
- Working closely with FBC’s TV team in developing campaigns to increase customer acquisitions and retentions, and enhance customer services and excellence
- Developing creative concepts, illustrations, logos and other designs for advertisements and promos
- Producing and editing graphic visuals, delivering these to the respective work units in a timely and efficient manner
- Developing the concepts, photographing and/or collecting images, and laying-out the designs for print and online media advertisements
- Design and produce marketing communications for print, television, radio and website pieces.
- Collaborate with internal teams to develop creative solutions and translate those solutions through a variety of channels.
- Manage production of all graphics visual pieces from concept through to completion.
- Deliver communication pieces within the agreed timeline.
- Creatively seek out new products and maintain cutting edge industry knowledge.
- Working co-operatively and equitably with a diverse range of people to achieve business goals.
- Demonstrate high level of commitment and support to both the company and the team.
- Share information, knowledge and contacts with the team
- Explain information, concepts, ideas or instructions clearly, in both written and verbal form.
- Cooperation within the team and greater function / department
- Cooperation across functions / departments
- Work collaboratively to achieve the set targets and goals
- Statutory compliant to laws and regulations
- Health and safety compliance
- Environmental compliance
- Operationally compliant to the organisation’s policies and procedures
Requirements
- Minimum 3 to 5 years of graphic design or video editing experience
- Ability to work under minimum supervision in order to meet deadlines
- Strong organizational skill
- Experience with Cinema 4D; 3 D Studio Max, Blender, Adobe Suite, Illustrator, or other softwares
- Basic videography/production skills – would be an added advantage
- Excellent command of English
- Valid Drivers License
How to Apply
About the Company
The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation (FBC) is one of the two radio broadcasters in Fiji. It was known as Fiji Broadcasting Commission when it began. It traces its history to 1935 when it first began operating under licence from the Posts and Telegraphs Department with the call sign ZJV. At the end of 1952, the legislative council passed the Broadcasting Commission Bill. The commission members were appointed in June 1953. On 1 July 1954, the commission's first programme was broadcast as part of the official opening ceremony.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications or education do I need to become a Motion Graphic Artist at FBC or similar Fijian media companies?
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Join NowMost employers prefer a diploma or degree in graphic design, multimedia, or digital arts from institutions like USP, FNU, or recognized overseas schools. A strong portfolio demonstrating After Effects, Cinema 4D, or similar software skills often matters more than formal credentials. Self-taught artists with proven work samples can also compete if their demo reel is compelling.
What does a typical day look like for a Motion Graphic Artist in Fiji's broadcasting industry?
Your day usually starts with briefings from producers or news editors about upcoming projects like title sequences, lower thirds, or promotional animations. You'll spend most hours animating graphics, revising based on feedback, and exporting files for tight broadcast deadlines. Evening shifts are common when supporting live news or sports coverage.
How does workplace culture differ for creative roles in Fiji compared to overseas, and what should I expect at FBC?
Fijian workplaces emphasize respect for hierarchy and collaborative relationships, so expect regular consultations with senior producers before finalizing designs. The culture blends professional deadlines with strong interpersonal bonds—team lunches and talanoa sessions are normal. Flexibility matters since broadcast needs can change rapidly with breaking news or weather events.
What career progression paths exist for Motion Graphic Artists in Fiji's media sector?
With experience, you can advance to Senior Motion Designer, Art Director, or Creative Lead roles overseeing junior staff and major campaigns. Some transition into freelance work serving multiple broadcasters, advertising agencies, or corporate clients. Others move into related fields like video production, UX design, or teaching at local institutions.
What benefits typically come with full-time creative positions at Fijian broadcasters like FBC?
Standard packages usually include annual leave, sick leave, and FNPF contributions as required by Fiji law. Larger employers may offer medical insurance or allowances, though coverage varies significantly between organizations. Always confirm specific benefits during your interview since policies differ across government and commercial media houses.
How should I apply for Motion Graphic Artist roles in Fiji, and what makes candidates stand out to local employers?
Submit applications through official company websites or Fiji Times/LinkedIn job postings with a concise cover letter and link to your online portfolio. Employers prioritize candidates who understand local visual culture, can work under Pacific-time deadlines, and show versatility across 2D animation, basic 3D, and video editing. Following up respectfully via email or phone demonstrates genuine interest in the tight-knit Fijian media community.