Hasta La Motion!

Job Title: CG Supervisor (bilingual)
Department
Reports To:
VFX
VFX Supervisor
Overall Purpose and Objective：

Essential Duties & Responsibilities：

1. Work with the VFX Supervisor and VFX Producer developing budgets and schedules.
2. Develop and implement Houdini training program for the existing artists. Training plan shall include, but is not limited to:
o Set up of training/ Production environment
o Basic overview of Houdini including interface and the procedural workflow.
o Modeling, animating, shading within Houdini and also rendering with Mantra.
o Particle systems and DOPs.
o Advanced level tools such as OTL creation and implementation.
3. Supervise the 3D team through all aspects of production, from modeling and animation, through to lighting and rendering.
4. Support the team of 3D animators through mentoring and education.
5. Determine the most efficient and effective way to achieve the required effects.
6. Provide assistance to resolve both creative and technical problems and issues encountered by Junior Animators and production.
7. Work with the VFX Developer and TD’s to develop new processes to develop new techniques and streamline the creation of the required effects.

Requirements：
– Demo reel demonstrating the firm understanding and thorough knowledge of feature film CG effects.
– 5+ years of experience in a feature film production environment.
– Maya and Mental Ray experience preferred, but experience with other software is OK.
– Ability to work well in a team environment with prior team leadership experience.
– Problem solving ability to predict and solve any problems that arise with the assigned tasks.
– Experience working with Directors and Clients.
– Communication skills that go above and beyond the call of duty!
– Able to manage time with due consideration to the budget and production
schedule.
– English and Mandarin speaking is definitely an asset.

Desired Skills:
– Thorough understanding of the VFX process including on-set and other aspects of post-production.
– Drawing and story boarding skills a plus.
– Patience, patience, patience.
– Walk, talk and chew gum . . . all at the same time.

how to achieve that kind of effect?
thanks!!!!!!

i using pftrack for 3d tracking . my shot frame starts 1001. when i import camera from pftrack into nuke my camera key frames starts in frame 1. it’s really hard to shift all my key frames frame 1 to 1001… any solution for this…

not only pftrack… boujou also same problem….

help me thanks…