DFX Supervisor

Rodeo FX is hiring a DFX Supervisor to join their team in Paris, France. This role sits at the intersection of creative and technical VFX production, responsible for translating a VFX Supervisor’s vision into shot-level execution across CG and compositing disciplines. It suits an experienced VFX professional who has led multi-department teams through delivery on high-volume feature film or episodic television projects.

About the Role

The DFX Supervisor works within Rodeo FX’s VFX production pipeline, embedded between the VFX Supervisor and the departmental leads responsible for CG, compositing, and related disciplines. Day to day, this person runs reviews, resolves integration issues between departments, and keeps shot work aligned with both creative direction and delivery schedules. On larger productions they support the VFX Supervisor directly; on smaller projects they may carry primary supervisory responsibility within an agreed scope.

Key Responsibilities

• Translate VFX Supervisor direction and client feedback into concrete objectives for assets, shots, and sequences across the production team.
• Lead daily shot reviews and provide specific, actionable feedback that maintains visual consistency across CG and compositing work.
• Identify technical risks early in the VFX pipeline and ensure proposed solutions are tested before rollout to the wider team.
• Coordinate creative and technical handoffs across departments and studios, confirming that feedback has been understood and correctly implemented.
• Partner with the VFX Producer to contribute to scheduling, resource planning, and scope assessments, and flag cost implications before changes are actioned.
• Contribute to mid-project reviews and post-mortems, turning lessons learned into documented process improvements for use across projects.

What You Bring

• Demonstrated credits as a VFX supervisor or senior lead on feature film production or high-end episodic television, with full-sequence ownership.
• Deep working knowledge of CG and compositing integration within a professional VFX pipeline.
• Experience managing multi-discipline teams across departments, with a track record of delivering complex shot work on schedule.
• Ability to assess production scope, contribute to estimates, and communicate budget or timeline risk clearly to producers and clients.
• Fluency in post-production workflow practices, including delivery specifications and cross-studio collaboration.

Why This Role

Rodeo FX has an established reputation across feature film and streaming productions, with studios operating across multiple countries and a consistent slate of high-profile work. The Paris studio places this DFX Supervisor role within a strong local VFX community and a team that invests in internal mentorship and process development. If you are looking to take on broader supervisory responsibility within a structured production environment, this is a credible next step.

Apply now for the DFX Supervisor position at Rodeo FX and bring your production experience to one of the industry’s well-regarded visual effects studios.