Sketch Quality Control Reviewer

The Sketch Quality Control Reviewer is responsible for ensuring the visual quality, consistency, and accuracy of sketch-based assets used in in-app videos, promotional content, and storytelling experiences.

The role reviews sketches against approved scripts, briefs, and creative guidelines, identifies visual and continuity issues, provides clear and actionable feedback, and documents approval readiness before assets move to final production and integration.

Key Responsibilities

• Review sketches used in in-app videos and promotional assets to ensure visual quality, clarity, and alignment with approved creative briefs and scripts.

• Assess visual consistency across episodes and assets, including character design, scene continuity, composition, proportions, and storytelling flow.

• Verify that sketches follow brand guidelines, content standards, and the approved visual direction.

• Identify and document visual inconsistencies, missing elements, continuity gaps, and deviations from the approved script or brief.

• Provide clear, specific, and actionable written feedback to support efficient revisions by artists and editors.

• Coordinate with Client representatives, sketch artists, and video editors to clarify requirements, resolve issues, and follow up on corrections when needed.

• Maintain an up-to-date QC tracker documenting review status, identified issues, recommended corrections, revision outcomes, and completion dates.

• Confirm whether assets meet the required quality standards and are ready for approval and integration into final video assets.

• Identify recurring quality issues and recommend improvements to QC checklists, review guidelines, and production workflows.

Required Deliverables

1. Sketch QC Report

A structured report for each asset or batch, covering visual clarity, script and brief alignment, character consistency, storytelling accuracy, identified issues, and recommended corrections.

2. Approval Summary Sheet

A consolidated summary by approved episode or batch, including the number of sketches reviewed, issue categories and frequency, revision rounds, and final QC approval status.

3. QC Tracker

An up-to-date record of review status, identified deficiencies, recommendations, revision outcomes, pending actions, and relevant completion dates.

What Success Looks Like

• Visual issues are identified early and documented clearly, enabling artists and editors to make corrections efficiently.

• Sketches accurately reflect the approved scripts, creative briefs, brand guidelines, and intended storytelling.

• Character designs, scene details, and visual elements remain consistent across episodes and assets.

• QC reports and tracking records are accurate, complete, and easy for the Client and production team to use.

• Approved sketches consistently meet quality standards and are ready for final video production and integration.

• Recurring issues are identified and translated into practical improvements to the QC process.

Required Qualifications

• Experience in visual quality control, creative production, or reviewing visual storytelling assets.

• Strong understanding of visual storytelling principles, storyboarding, sketch composition, and narrative clarity.

• Excellent visual judgment and attention to detail, particularly regarding character consistency, scene continuity, composition, and visual accuracy.

• Ability to compare visual assets against scripts, creative briefs, and established guidelines.

• Strong written communication skills, with the ability to provide clear, constructive, and actionable feedback.

• Strong organizational skills and experience maintaining trackers, review logs, and structured approval documentation.

• Ability to manage multiple assets, revision rounds, and deadlines in a fast-paced content production environment.

• Ability to collaborate effectively with artists, editors, vendors, and other stakeholders.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience reviewing storyboards, sketches, animatics, illustrations, short-form videos, or other visual storytelling assets.

• Experience with episodic storytelling, branded content, animation, or digital media production.

• Bachelor's degree in Design, Visual Arts, Animation, Media, or a related field.

• Familiarity with creative tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, or similar software.

• Experience working with creative vendors, illustrators, sketch artists, or animation teams.