JOB TITLE: CG Supervisor
REPORTING TO: Director of CG

SUMMARY OF THE ROLE:

The position of CG Supervisor is a senior position and requires someone with an extensive knowledge of the 3D animation workflow and pipeline and has experience in leading a CG team. Successful applicants will have a solid understanding of the production process, strong motivational qualities, be a proven team leader and have excellent communication and organisational skills. They will be highly organised and technically and creatively astute.

Key Areas of responsibilities:

Supervise the production from a CG perspective.
Work alongside the Art Director to achieve the required 'Look' for the project and ensure the pipeline can facilitate the look efficiently.
Identify and outline bottlenecks and deficiencies on the project, technical or otherwise, to the Head of CG and Producer. Propose and Implement solutions.
Work with the team Leads to ensure the project's animation and lighting pipeline is functioning effectively.
Clearly and concisely communicate the project's CG procedures and workflows to the other team members.
Provide leadership and support for the project's CG crew, both creatively and technically, and ensure they partner effectively with Production Management and ensure they deliver on their goals.
Collaborate with the Pipeline Team and other CG Supervisors to make requests and develop Studio's global CG workflow and pipeline.
Promote and Facilitate effective communication relating to CG workflow, between Art directors, Production management and the CG crew.
Bidding of assets and shots when required.

Experience Required

Have previously acted as a CG/VFX Supervisor on a film or Long format broadcast project. (Role of Assistant CG Supervisor in BBF will be accepted as equivalent experience)
Expert in Maya and how it applies to animation workflows and pipeline.

Personal Requirements

Strong Leadership skills
Highly Organised
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Task Driven,
Self-motivated
Proactive
Open to direction