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Cinematic Artist

2 years ago

At EA we are a community of artists, storytellers, technologists and creators working in one of the

most dynamic industries today. We are transforming for a digital future and work as one team. We take

risks and we dream big. And together, we are changing the way millions play every day.

Requirements

As a Cinematic Artist you will work with a team of creative artists and editors to help create our

Outstanding trailers that we use to market our games. You will have responsibility for shot layout,

animation, lighting and rendering to achieve the final creative vision as set forward by your Director.

Your background can be from film/TV VFX work or AAA Games Cinematics production. Experience with

Real-Time graphics is a merit. You will report to the Senior Media Producer in the team.

Key Criteria

An artist with a track-record of delivering multiple successful projects.
Experience creating excellent animation or cinematic shots, on time and on brief.
Solution focused with the ability to dive technically deep while still respecting deadlines.

The next great Cinematic Artist also needs:

Experience of a similar role within a commercial environment
3D skillsets in layout and animation
Experience taking a shot from previs, through to final result
Knowledge of cinematic language and camera direction
A passion for storytelling and an understanding of post-production pipelines
Experience with lighting either in-engine or 3D-package. (i.e. UE4, Unity, Frostbite, Maya, 3DS)
Programming skills
Knowledge in using 3d packages with a preferred focus on Maya and MotionBuilder.
Knowledge of real-time engine technology is considered a major plus.
Experience knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, with Photoshop and After Effects expertise is meriting.
Ability to action on feedback and address quality issues.
Ability to communicate with people at all levels.
Have good technical skills.
Sets clear priorities to complete work tasks. Being able to use wide brush strokes to prove out a concept before spending time on the details.
Ability to work to designated deadlines and communicate progress.
Excited about learning new workflows and adding insight into the production processes.