Animator for Project-Based Work (British Columbia)

Animator for Project-Based Work (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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Sony Pictures Imageworks
|
British Columbia

11 Aug

Sony Pictures Imageworks

British Columbia

Unleash your creativity as an Animator focusing on character development in a project-based framework. Your animation skills will drive the creation of compelling and engaging digital performances.

This position requires animating both primary and secondary characters with precision, adapting to project-specific needs. You'll collaborate closely with the production team, interpreting feedback and enhancing your work through daily reviews. Emphasis on emotional conveyance and team interactions is key to achieving project success in this vibrant field.

Key Responsibilities:
• Create animated performances per project specifications
• Utilize traditional methods alongside digital tools for animation
• Convey emotion through effective character animations




• Meet scheduling demands and participate in reviews
• Collaborate with production teams to resolve challenges

Requirements:
• Robust foundational knowledge of animation principles
• Proficient in Maya and other relevant software
• Experience in fine arts with motion and form understanding preferred
• Anatomy and life drawing skills are beneficial
• 2–3 years of animation experience or applicable qualifications

Enhance animated projects with your talent and passion for storytelling through dynamic character animation.
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📌 Animator for Project-Based Work (British Columbia)
🏢 Sony Pictures Imageworks
📍 British Columbia

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