VFX Supervisor

undefined ago • 6 Years + • Technical Art

Job Summary

Job Description

The VFX Supervisor is responsible for determining the overall technical approach and provides the leadership needed to achieve the desired look and effects for a given project while acting as a creative liaison between the facility and the client. You should be fluent in Korean.

Must have:

Collaborate in the creation and/or enhancement of the Director’s vision for the production
Translate the vision into art/technical direction for the production
Guide the development of creative responses to feedback
Determine the overall technical approach and provides technical leadership for visual effects for production, pre-and post-production
Estimate and establish resource requirements, budgets, schedules, and performance standards for the production
Accountable for on-time, on-budget execution, and delivery, as well as quality, of all effects, work for the project
Monitor project progress, directs staff, and participates in plate shoots
Supervise and direct the work of several digital effects disciplines
Review, critique, adjust, and approve work created in advance of the Director’s review
Conduct performance reviews and provides regular performance feedback to senior direct reports
Participate with senior leadership in the development of company-wide standards to resolve or avoid issues that might erode competitive advantage

Good to have:

Experience in Korean film industry

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Job Details

Key Responsibilities

Collaborate in the creation and/or enhancement of the Director’s vision for the production
Translate the vision into art/technical direction for the production
Guide the development of creative responses to feedback
Determine the overall technical approach and provides technical leadership for visual effects for production, pre-and post-production
Estimate and establish resource requirements, budgets, schedules, and performance standards for the production
Accountable for on-time, on-budget execution, and delivery, as well as quality, of all effects, work for the project
Monitor project progress, directs staff, and participates in plate shoots
Supervise and direct the work of several digital effects disciplines
Review, critique, adjust, and approve work created in advance of the Director’s review
Conduct performance reviews and provides regular performance feedback to senior direct reports
Participate with senior leadership in the development of company-wide standards to resolve or avoid issues that might erode competitive advantage

Qualifications

Minimum (6) years leading live-action visual effects experience on feature films and/or TV shows
Experience in Korean film industry highly desirable
Experience in leading and mentoring large teams and large projects
Pro-active problem solver who demonstrates a strong sense of creativity and respect for aesthetics
Command a broad knowledge of technologies including 2D and 3D software
Must be confident, well-spoken, and have an understanding of on-set etiquette and client sensibilities
Ability to communicate creative and technical thoughts and ideas clearly (written/verbal)
Well rounded working knowledge of the technical and artistic aspects of live-action and visual effects