Compositing Supervisor

This is a Full Time Job

DESCRIPTION:

As a Compositing Supervisor, you will oversee the compositing team, ensuring timely and high-quality deliveries. Your expertise in compositing and production methodologies will guide the team to resolve creative and technical challenges.

Key Responsibilities
• Collaborate with Production and other Creative teams to achieve the goals of the project
• Ensure Deliveries are completed to the highest standards and consistency, both technically and creatively
• Assist in planning and coordination of Compositing Deliveries
• Manage a team of Compositors across global studios
• Monitor the team's progress and help diagnose and solve problems
• Recognize knowledge gaps and actively collaborate with the team to find solutions
• On-the-box compositing of complex shots (live action sourced and/or full CG)
• Utilize and share core knowledge of 2D image manipulation processes such as tracking, color correction, depth of field, retiming, warping, and photographic optical effects to achieve photorealistic composites.
• Develop production methodologies and creative approaches in anticipation of and to resolve problems
• Provide input to Head of 2D on Compositor performance, compositing pipeline, and workflows

Qualifications
• 7 years live-action feature film or episodic compositing experience
• Expert Nuke skills and knowledge of compositing workflows
• Expert understanding of 3D computer graphics, including modeling, lighting, and animation
• Outstanding leadership, organizational, and time management skills
• Ability and desire to engage in positive collaboration and communicate effectively
• Advanced knowledge and experience using Shotgrid/Flow or other VFX Production tracking software
• Experience creating written or video recorded training materials
• Traditional art, photography, and film background (preferred)
• Python, Blinkscript, or C++ experience (preferred)
• Nuke particle experience (preferred)
• OCIO/ACES Color Config and management experience (preferred)
• 360 VR or Array Compositing experience (preferred)