LUMA PICTURES, located in Venice Beach, CA. is looking for the best Jr. Character TD artists out there to add to our talented team for a number of high profile upcoming projects. Luma attracts some of the best in the business and many talented who have worked with us on a project basis have made Luma their home. We pride ourselves on providing a challenging environment with plenty of room to spread your wings and be your best.
QUALIFICATIONS:
– In depth knowledge maya (modeling rigging animation)
– Extensive knowledge of C++, Pyhon and Mel script, (Pymel optional)
– Understanding of human and animal anatomy
– Basic modeling skill (optional) to fix deformation for final shot
– Knowledge of ncloth ( optional)
– Must have example rigs and tools to view and download upon resume submission
SUBMISSIONS:
If you think you fit the bill and want a quick response, email your resume, a link to your online reel/portfolio and a shot breakdown to jobs10@luma-pictures.com. Please make the email subject "ATTN: Recruiting – Jr. Character TD". Do not attach images or movie files to your email because they will get filtered out. If you prefer to send hard copies, you can submit a resume, reel, shot breakdown and cover letter to:
Attention: Recruiting – Jr. Character TD
Luma Pictures
248 Westminster Ave
Venice, CA 90291
Submitted materials will not be returned and no phone calls please.
www.luma-pictures.com
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