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What is VFX Producer?<\/b>
\nThe VFX (Visual Effects) Producer is responsible for achieving the creative aims of the Director or Producers through the use of visual effects. It is a senior role, with a high level of responsibility running the visual effects department.<\/p>\n
What is the Job?<\/strong> In the pre-production stage, the VFX Producer will have to meet with creative and technical executives, in order to discuss the Director’s overall visual concept. This will allow them to estimate the amount of VFX work that will be required after filming, and allow them to decide how many on-set special effects will be used. This stage of production will involve adjusting the pre-determined schedule and budget to fit in with the planned work.<\/p>\n Once all of this has been decided, the VFX Producer will follow the project through from beginning to end to make sure all of the visual effects work is completed. Then, a post-production schedule will be put together. In post-production, visual effects will be added, and the VFX Producer will be responsible for ensuring that the VFX Supervisor and Artists stick to the determined schedule and if needed, alterations to this schedule will be made.<\/p>\n If you’re interested in working in the visual effects field, here’s some advice from film and TV experts:<\/p>\n
\nThe VFX Producer works in pre-production, on set, and in post-production. On set, the VFX Producer is responsible for overseeing the schedule, as well as the budget of the visual effects department. This means they are responsible for ensuring that the VFX Artists and VFX Supervisor complete work in a timely and fiscally responsible manner.<\/p>\n