
// Open Role at Flying Bark Productions
Craft a compelling 2D/3D visual experience as a Compositing Supervisor for Flying Bark Productions, enhancing animated series like Netflix's Ghostbusters and Stranger Things, with opportunities for hybrid work in Madrid or remote in Spain.
Flying Bark Productions is a dynamic and innovative animation studio dedicated to pushing the boundaries of character animation and storytelling. We have a number of exciting productions underway, including a new 2D project with Disney, Netflix's Ghostbusters animated series and Stranger Things animated series, as well as an upcoming feature film, Zac Power.
We are
giving priority to candidates who can work hybrid from our studio in Madrid or based in Spain / Europe. Relocation assistance available for the right candidate.*
The Compositing Supervisor assists the VFX Supervisor and Producer to bid, schedule and execute the compositing production schedule. Day-to-day, they assign and delegate work to the team and monitor shot progress. They are responsible for enhancing the look of the Series through Compositing techniques. Additionally working to, and maintaining, the creative and technical requirements for final images of the Series as required by the VFX Supervisor; and to the production schedule provided by the Production Company.
About the role:
About you:
What do we do?
Flying Bark Productions is a renowned independent producer of family-focused animation entertainment. For over 50 years, our 2D and 3D production facility has created award-winning feature films and TV series.
Why work with us?
Flying Bark Productions is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Using Nuke Compositing software, perform all tasks associated with the compositing process, including layering of elements, matte projections and colour grading. Supervise a team of Compositors and evaluate the creative and technical approach for assigned shots. Maintain and update workflow across the department with use of templates. Participate in the crew selection for compositing team. Meet the brief for the Series that fulfils the creative standards of the project. Work on the breakdown/bid meetings with the VFX supervisor, CG supervisor and the Producer. Attend client calls for briefs and notes discussions. Tracking of client notes and flagging with productions push backs and overages. Ability to think of creative solutions to enhance shots, without overshadowing the overall story point or animation, including but not limited to, the addition of adding atmos, vignettes, depth of field. Responsible for ensuring a high level of quality by having a good eye for detail and cross-checking renders are up to standard. Ability to seamlessly work with 2D, 2.5D and CG shots, understanding limitations in 2D and CG animation pipelines. Be organised and methodical, dealing with large amounts of shots, tracking versions and render management. Produce final renders and elements for delivery with a neat and well labelled node network, while maintaining reference to files in correct locations and easy to navigate filing systems. Be proactive and communicative with the upstream teams and production. Communicate with the Pipeline team and aid in implementing improvements to the Comp pipeline. A superior eye for composition, colour, mood and lighting. Up to date and in-depth knowledge of industry standard rendering, lighting and compositing software. Ability to be adaptable, flexible and responsive to changes. Ability to manage time effectively and complete all tasks within production deadlines. A passion & infectious enthusiasm for creating outstanding visuals. Ability to take direction from the Supervisors, Leads and client and address notes appropriately. Ability to multitask, prioritise and problem solve. A good understanding of colour space, grading. Ability to work in a team environment and follow guidance from creative and technical supervisors. Ability to maintain a consistent level of productivity while meeting deadlines and producing high-quality work to quota and budget. Ability to take and successfully interpret a verbal or visual creative brief.