Generalist Artist (All Levels) – ILM London

Position Summary

The Generalist demonstrates a strong base of knowledge in 3D Computer Generated Imagery creation. Successful candidates will display a high degree of proficiency across multiple areas including modeling, lighting, texturing, shading/look development, matte painting and rendering. Applicants should demonstrate good artistic and creative vision within the context of their work.

What You’ll Do:

• Use artistic and technical skills to work on all aspects of CG shots such as Modeling, Shading, Texturing, Lighting and Rendering.

• Creating models, textures and photo-realistic digital matte paintings.

• Lighting and scene assembly for other shots or assets as required, and at times including characters and animation.

• Refining the 3D renders with 2D compositing techniques.

• Work with the VFX and CG Supervisor to develop the look and feel of the shot.

• Communicate with production on a regular basis and provide aesthetic feedback when required.

What We’re Looking For:

• High-level knowledge across multiple CG techniques including but not limited to: Modeling, Texturing, Lighting, Matte Painting, Rendering, Shading and Compositing.

• Proven VFX pipeline experience having worked on at least one feature film.

• Be comfortable with both the creative and technical aspects of CG work.

• Production-based experience in Maya, Houdini and VRay.

• Knowledge and experience of Houdini Solaris, Renderman and Blender are also welcome.

• Team-based creative and technical problem-solving.

• Excellent attention to detail.

• Strong communication skills.

• Programming or scripting skills (e.g. vex, mel, python) a bonus.

• Traditional arts background.

As part of your application please submit a demo reel, shot breakdown, or equivalent showcasing your work. A current resume is required.

This role is Hybrid, which means the employee will be required to work a minimum of 2 days on-site per week at a Company designated location, and occasionally from home. 

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