Art Director (Pasig)

An art director's job is to create the visual style and images for a variety of media, including magazines, newspapers, product packaging, and movies and television.
They are responsible for the overall design and direct others who develop artwork or layouts.
Here are some responsibilities of an art director:
Conceptualize and execute creative campaigns: Develop advertising ideas and campaigns, focusing on their visual appearance
Manage a team: Lead a team of graphic designers and provide work direction to staff
Collaborate: Work with copywriters and others to develop ideas and deliver a visual message
Meet standards: Ensure work meets production, productivity, quality, and customer service standards
Present: Lead presentations and communicate a creative vision
Review: Review project production factors, including budget, background information, and objectives
Select and secure material: Select and secure illustrative material by conducting research
Produce layouts: Produce layouts for printing by marking-up, pasting-up, and finishing layouts
Obtain client approval: Present final layouts, storyboards, and illustrations to clients
Art directors typically need a bachelor's degree in an art or design subject, previous work experience, communication skills, creativity, leadership skills, and time-management skills.