ROLE:
As VFX Editor, you must have a strong knowledge of any given show’s VFX color pipeline and delivery templates. You will work with the Director of VFX Editorial on show setup and any high-level troubleshooting and technical developments. You will also have shows that you will be assigned to.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Responsible for managing plate pulls and organizing project elements per show/project specifications.
- Along with Director of VFX Editorial responsible for setting up, maintaining, and troubleshooting VFX color pipeline on a show-by-show basis.
- Creating show specific deliverable templates based on client specifications.
- Cutting and updating sequences and rendering deliverables.
- Manage count sheets and maintain a production database of cut information.
- Make sure correct editorial information, such as frame ranges, are passed onto the production team.
- Quality control VFX versions before submitting for editorial review.
- Troubleshooting any disparities while working independently.
- Cutting reels as needed.
- Assist other Producers and Supervisors with management of projects.
- Securely handle data management for uploads and downloads of data/assets/deliveries.
- Communicate with clients to assist in receipt of data.
- Proven experience as a VFX Editor in episodic and feature pipelines.
- Working knowledge of NukeStudio and/or Hiero, Adobe Premiere, Resolve.
- Familiar with shot tracking systems, Excel and other productivity tools, Shotgrid is a big plus.
- Comfortable with Windows and computers in general.
- General technical savviness is a must.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and work under high pressure with short deadlines.