The compositor combines live action and computer generated elements into visual effects shots that realize the vision and creative direction of the client and Visual Effects Supervisor. The compositor is ultimately responsible for the aesthetic integrity and technical quality of the final image delivered to the client.

Primary Responsibilities
Work with the Compositing Supervisor and Visual Effects Supervisor to evaluate the creative and technical approach for assigned shots.
Point person for either a sequence of shots, or defining a "look" being developed,
Perform all tasks associated with the compositing process, including 2D tracking, matte extraction, layering of elements, and color grading on difficult shots.
Maintain the overall look, color balance, and quality for assigned shots and sequences to create uniformity in all finished work.
Create generic looks for other artists to apply.
Work collaboratively with artists from other disciplines.
Independently provide solutions to technical and aesthetic problems, with minimal direction, and can handle the most difficult tasks under intense time pressure.

Education / Experience
Minimum of 5 yrs of compositing experience in a feature film or commercial production environment.

Required Skills / Competencies
Proven Track record of delivering high end VFX across a range of episodic television games.
Strong understanding of the pace and production process of episodic television.
Strong knowledge of Nuke.
Strong aesthetic skills in judging photo-realism and color.
Strong communication skills.
Can quickly learn new software and techniques.
Ability to work gracefully under pressure to meet deadlines, and with minimal supervision.
Strong sense of composition, color and design.
Ideal candidate has strong fine arts foundation skills, such as photography and photographic lighting.
Familiarity with using Linux systems
Previous experience in look development and sequence supervision ideal.
Ability to write Nuke gizmos and/or plugins a plus.
Python and/or C++ experience a plus.

Physical Requirements
Uses a computer keyboard at least 80% of total work time.