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The Assistant Editor maintains an efficient editorial pipeline throughout pre-production and post-production, assisting editors and managing media effectively.
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Story Artists visualize narratives by creating storyboards from scripts, collaborating with directors, and ensuring the style and vision are maintained throughout production.
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Visual Development Artists create concepts for animated films, collaborating with directors and using various artistic techniques to bring scripts to life.
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Lead and manage the technology for visual development, storyboard, and editorial departments while driving innovative solutions and overseeing pipeline development.
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The Character Designer creates and develops character looks, expressions, and poses while collaborating with creative leads and resolving design issues.
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The Supervising Director will lead a team to manage storyboarding and animatic processes for animated episodes while ensuring creative vision and quality alignment.
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The Episodic Director manages the storytelling process in CG series animation, oversees storyboard artists, and ensures episodes meet quality and schedule expectations while collaborating with directors and staff.
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The Production Coordinator supports short film production, coordinating across departments, maintaining tracking documents, and managing schedules, meetings, and workflows.
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The CG Supervisor oversees CG series production, ensuring quality through collaboration with creative and technical teams, addressing production challenges, and maintaining schedules and budgets.






