Total 20 job vacancies by Technicolor Group

As Compositing Supervisor you will determine the best approach to solve compositing challenges and develop final look. This includes supporting various internal stakeholders such as The Head of Department, Compositing teams and Production.

You will work with the Head of Department to;

• Develop and document best practices
• Support interdepartmental collaboration
• Recruit talent and guide artists’ professional development - continually assessing artist skill levels and aptitudes, providing performance feedback, mentoring, etc.
• Develop and deliver training programs
• Organize and conduct departmental post-mortems upon completion of shows
• Provide artistic and technical support to Lead Compositors

You will support Lead Compositors and Production teams with:

•  Bidding, planning, forecasting, etc.
•  Look development of projects
• Solving technical issues, designing workflows, etc.
• Providing artistic and technical support to artists
• Within the compositing department, ensure adherence to:
• Established best practices
• Highest aesthetic standards
• Lead show teams of compositors, as required

Department managers work in partnership with their creative counterpart – the Head of Department – to oversee the artist teams. 

The Department Manager is responsible for the artist’s daily routine, salary management and helps in recruitment of new talent while driving show deliverables and quotas to ensure our projects keep targeting. 

The Head of Production is responsible for delivering shows within their own facilities and collaborating with other facilities. The HOP will drive the long-term success of the Production Department and effectively manage their team.  

 Primary Responsibilities 

• Working as part of the film production team to implement viable digital production/vfx solutions for feature films and high concept TV shows 

• Build and maintain professional relationships with clients, cross site teams and local creative and production teams 

• Develop, implement, and oversee project plans and delivery schedules to ensure both internal and client deadlines are met 

• Participate in weekly production resourcing meetings 

• Anticipate artist and production bottlenecks before they happen 

• Propose new and efficient ways to improve production workflow at Mr. X 

• Overseeing turnovers, outputs and client deliveries - ensuring the highest level of quality control 

• Research digital and live action production methodologies during the internal bidding stages of feature film and television productions 

• Work closely with the HoVFX to create accurate bids & amp; change orders 

• Communicate with producers, coordinators, creative and technical leads regarding directives and production requirements of specific projects 

• Make strategic recommendations relating to staffing, company workflow and procedures as well as overall company direction. 

• Create accurate weekly internal and client status and cost tracking reports 

• Oversee and mentor the production team on a regular basis. 

As Executive Producer you are responsible for leading & managing a team of Production and Creatives to effectively deliver a project on time and on budget.
You are responsible for managing all aspects of a Show from bidding through to 
scheduling, resource planning & budget management.
In tandem with the VFX Supervisor you act as the face of MPC to our Clients, responsible for delivering the expected service standard. By managing a diverse group of people and 
fostering strong team bonds you identify any project issues, risks or requirements to ensure 
suitable solutions are identified and actioned to maintain delivery

As the Senior Producer you are responsible for leading & managing a team of Production and Creatives to effectively deliver a project on time and on budget.
You are responsible for managing all aspects of a Show from bidding through to 
scheduling, resource planning & budget management.
In tandem with the VFX Supervisor you act as the face of MPC to our Clients, responsible for delivering the expected service standard. By managing a diverse group of people and 
fostering strong team bonds you identify any project issues, risks or requirements to ensure 
suitable solutions are identified and actioned to maintain delivery

As the Producer you are responsible for leading & managing a team of Production and 
Creatives to effectively deliver a project on time and on budget.
You are responsible for managing all aspects of a Show from bidding through to 
scheduling, resource planning & budget management.
In tandem with the VFX Supervisor you act as the face of MPC to our Clients, responsible for delivering the expected service standard. By managing a diverse group of people and 
fostering strong team bonds you identify any project issues, risks or requirements to ensure 
suitable solutions are identified and actioned to maintain delivery

The VFX Supervisor is responsible for the creative direction of a project and acts as a key point of contact with the creative leads on the client/production side. The VFX Supervisor works closely with VFX Producers and CG Supervisors to assign and review artist’s work whilst taking sole responsibility for the sign off of 'final' shots. The VFX supervisor is a creative leadership role, supporting and mentoring the Supervisor community on designated shows, with an aim of building capability within MPC

In charge of a team Animators and under the supervision of the Animation Supervisor, the Lead Animator ensures that the artistic vision of the project is respected. Responsibilities include managing the team of animators, reviewing, and offering feedback on their work along with providing them with technical assistance.

Responsibilities

• Working with the leadership team to develop the animation style of the production
• Work with the rigging department to help build the assets and character rigs
• Offer constructive artistic feedback to your team through drawovers, acting or communicating ideas clearly
• Have coherent film language to help your team within a given sequence
• Plan your team's deadlines given by production
• Working from storyboards/layout to animate shots prepare presentation elements for dailies
• Assists in the interviewing process for animation recruitment

As the Production Manager you are responsible for building and maintaining the overall 
client delivery schedule and supporting the project delivery in partnership with the 
Creative Production team.
You are responsible for mapping out quota in line with delivery requirements & crew, 
ensuring this is communicated across all Departments & locations. This also involves 
maintaining required inventory for each Department in order to achieve the set-out quota.
As the Production Manager you will be running the Production Team, support the Senior 
Production Coordinators, Production Coordinators & Production Assistant to ensure that 
deliveries are achieved and KPIs are being met.
Within the role you will support the team to maintain a positive and proactive approach to 
continually review & assess upcoming targets. You are responsible for Client support which 
includes tasks such as sending status reports, updating on shot send ETAs & delivering a 
positive client experience

As the Production Manager you are responsible for building and maintaining the overall 
client delivery schedule and supporting the project delivery in partnership with the 
Creative Production team.
You are responsible for mapping out quota in line with delivery requirements & crew, 
ensuring this is communicated across all Departments & locations. This also involves 
maintaining required inventory for each Department in order to achieve the set-out quota.
As the Production Manager you will be running the Production Team, support the Senior 
Production Coordinators, Production Coordinators & Production Assistant to ensure that 
deliveries are achieved and KPIs are being met.
Within the role you will support the team to maintain a positive and proactive approach to 
continually review & assess upcoming targets. You are responsible for Client support which 
includes tasks such as sending status reports, updating on shot send ETAs & delivering a 
positive client experience

A Global Head of Department is responsible for the smooth running of the global departments of their discipline, providing creative guidance to all artists, technical direction to the departments and to act as a discipline specialist to ensure the success of show deliveries. As a creative and technical discipline leader, the role requires long-term planning and vision of the discipline globally, directing and maintaining MPC standards through all sites 

An FX Supervisor is responsible for overseeing and directing the overall execution of complex and demanding visual effects projects. Working with FX Leads, technical directors, VFX producers, and department heads across multiple sites; they coordinate tasks such as defining the creative and technical direction, managing resources, budgeting, and ensuring adherence to project timelines and quality standards to deliver exceptional visual effects that meet client expectations and project goals. 

FX Supervisors help lead and inspire the FX team, foster collaboration across departments, resolve technical challenges, and innovate new approaches to achieve groundbreaking visual effects that elevate the production's visual narrative and impact.

The Lighting Supervisor reports to the HOD and works closely with the VFX Supervisor to set the show standards, identify potential show strategies, assess technical options, and evaluate production schedules. The Lighting Supervisor participates as a leader and hands-on contributor through all stages of Pre and Post Production.

Every shot that leaves the Lighting department for approval on a show will first be scrutinized and approved by the Lighting Supervisor. They will deliver a myriad of shots to a strict deadline as well as foresee and pre-empt any problems along the way.

This is an exciting and challenging role for you to be part of a senior creative team. It requires you to help the Lighting team balance their creative desires with the requirements of the production. You possess a good eye, a solid lighting experience and effective communication skills. You have flair in interpreting decisions and communicating them to your lighting crew.

You champion diversity, are deliberate in inclusiveness and culturally competent.

MPC Film has a legacy which includes an Academy Award for Visual Effects, we set the creative bar high and work hard to deliver creative excellence alongside building inclusion and diversity into the fabric of our studio.

The Lighting Supervisor is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Lighting Leads and Artists working on a specific show.

• Work with the R&D department and HOD to identify any additions or modifications to our existing toolset that will be required to complete the effects mentioned above to a high standard and on schedule.
• Identify Lead lighters on the show and delegate responsibility as appropriate.
• Set up and participate in dailies and desk rounds, providing feedback and guidance to Lighting Artists on the show.
• Act as the first line of quality control for the Lighting work on your sequences.
• Report on the progress of the Lighting work on the show to the Head of Department,
• Technically and creatively define and maintain consistent shot quality on your show.
• Provide feedback for artists at daily progress reviews.
• Support the lighting and rendering pipeline for shots and sequences.
• Mentor Leads on the lighting team.
• Monitor daily progress of your team together with Leads

The Tech Anim Artist is responsible for setting up skin, muscle, cloth, hair and fur on our hero-creatures, as well as giving life and dynamics to huge environment sets. They are tasked primarily to develop and design the tools and setups associated with a variety of complex creature deformations. They are problem solvers with a balance of technical and creative skills to define the workflows to streamline our shot-making processes.

As the Production Manager you are responsible for building and maintaining the overall 
client delivery schedule and supporting the project delivery in partnership with the 
Creative Production team.
You are responsible for mapping out quota in line with delivery requirements & crew, 
ensuring this is communicated across all Departments & locations. This also involves 
maintaining required inventory for each Department in order to achieve the set-out quota.
As the Production Manager you will be running the Production Team, support the Senior 
Production Coordinators, Production Coordinators & Production Assistant to ensure that 
deliveries are achieved and KPIs are being met.
Within the role you will support the team to maintain a positive and proactive approach to 
continually review & assess upcoming targets. You are responsible for Client support which 
includes tasks such as sending status reports, updating on shot send ETAs & delivering a 
positive client experience

As the Production Coordinator you play a crucial role in the day to day running of a VFX 
Project. You are responsible for delivering quota and managing tasks across a team of 
artists/departments.
Alongside running rounds, dailies & attending client reviews, you are also responsible for 
maintaining the shot tracking database to ensure deliveries are on track. You are also 
responsible for communicating with upstream & downstream departments to be aware of 
upcoming inventory & strategise any schedule adjustments.
As the point of contact for the crew you are responsible for ensuring the team have clarity 
on tasks, quota and progress.
You will work closely with the Senior Production Coordinator to assess upcoming schedules, 
strategise delivery requirements and provide updates for internal & client facing reports.
 

A techanim Lead artist is responsible for advanced creature effects shot work and developing simulation setups for visual effects projects. They are tasked with overseeing and managing all department work on show and developing tools and workflows within the department to support these tasks and in the training of colleagues of said new tools and workflows. 

They work closely with Supervisors, Production and the HoD to ensure their show has the right team and tools necessary for delivery, and is delivered on time based on the production schedule. 

As the Production Coordinator you play a crucial role in the day to day running of a VFX 
Project. You are responsible for delivering quota and managing tasks across a team of 
artists/departments.
Alongside running rounds, dailies & attending client reviews, you are also responsible for 
maintaining the shot tracking database to ensure deliveries are on track. You are also 
responsible for communicating with upstream & downstream departments to be aware of 
upcoming inventory & strategise any schedule adjustments.
As the point of contact for the crew you are responsible for ensuring the team have clarity 
on tasks, quota and progress.
You will work closely with the Senior Production Coordinator to assess upcoming schedules, 
strategise delivery requirements and provide updates for internal & client facing reports.
 

A Mid Lighting Artist is responsible for creating efficient and high-quality lighting on a range of visual effects projects. Working with other Lighting Artists, show production and creative supervision; they creatively light, manage, optimize and troubleshoot 3D scenes to provide render elements for compositing. Mid Lighting Artists help to define the lighting design within scenes. 

A Mid Compositor is responsible for the cohesive finaling of shot work for visual effects projects. Working with Supervision and upstream departments, they integrate and manage render elements, live-action footage, and other assets to create creative and technically excellent final images. 

Mid Compositors help with additional tasks related to compositing, such as color correction, keying, prep and roto work, ensuring the final shot meets the project's visual standards.