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Technical Cinematic Designer

Building on an incredible 30 year foundation, we’re redefining football with EA SPORTS FC - a genre-leading ecosystem of interactive experiences, bringing a global community of football fans closer to The World's Game. Together, we’re taking the largest football club in the world to new heights – and this is just the beginning! With more opportunity than ever to innovate and create new, authentic experiences that bring joy, inclusivity, and immersion to fans everywhere, we invite you to join us as we pioneer the future of football with EA SPORTS FC, and welcome everyone to the club!

The role

As Technical Cinematic Designer, you will create cinematic and augmented reality content for EA Sports FC games. You will collaborate with game designers, art directors and producers on the design of compelling, authentic and exciting experiences that showcase the beautiful game of football to fans around the world. You will also partner with programmers and artists to implement exciting in-game sequences using in-house tools and the Frostbite engine.

Your Responsibilities

• Design, prototype and implement various in-game camera sequences within the provided schedule.
• Create augmented reality and indicator setups using inhouse visual scripting tools
• Follow direction and reference materials provided by producers, art directors and game designers, and realize the vision through your own cameras and sequences.
• Learn and use in-house tools and the Frostbite engine to implement cameras and sequences of shots that convey the authenticity of a live football match broadcast.
• Collaborate with multiple teams (artists, animators, gameplay, audio, interface and rendering engineers) to identify and define requirements for implementation of broadcasting features.
• Gather references and present ideas back to the team, contributing to the design vision of the project.

Your Qualifications

• Two years experience in a digital art content creation pipeline, ideally in the video game industry.
• Knowledge of cinematography techniques: camera composition, timing, framing and cinematic scene blocking.
• Understand narrative causality and logic.
• Commitment to deliver quality content while balancing efficiency.
• Experience with industry software, such as game engines, 3D software and visual scripting tools.