Graphic Designer

We're not looking for a designer. We're looking for a visual storyteller who gets it.

Here's the situation : Brown Folk Media LLP is a filmmaker-led content company that builds communities through stories that actually matter. We're not here to make another "engaging post" or "boost brand awareness" (yawn). We're here to create content that turns viewers into community members and brands into movements.

We need a graphic designer who can keep up with our ambition—and occasionally laugh at our fumbles on the way!.

What you'll actually do : Design visual identities for original content series that make people stop scrolling

• Create brand assets that tell stories, not just look pretty
• Work alongside filmmakers and storytellers who care deeply about craft
• Design for communities, not just audiences (yes, there's a difference)
• Bring ideas to the table, not just execute briefs
• Collaborate on projects where "good enough" isn't in our vocabulary

You're the right person if : Your portfolio makes us feel something (and not just "meh")

Bonus points for : Understanding community-building psychology

What we offer : High production standards and creative autonomy

The real talk : This isn't a 9-to-5 where you clock in, push pixels, and clock out. We work on projects that require you to care. If you're looking for "just a job," this ain't it. But if you want to create work that builds communities and tells stories that resonate—work you'll proudly share years from now—let's talk.

Location : Hyderabad (In-office, because great work happens when great people collaborate)

To apply : Send your portfolio and a brief note (not a cover letter template, please) telling us about a design project you're genuinely proud of and why. Include your expected salary range.

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To apply : Send your portfolio and a brief note about a project you're proud of and why it worked. Include your expected salary range.