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Floyd County Productions (FCP) is a multiple Emmy® award-winning animation studio located in the beautiful city of Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 2009 by writers and executive producers Adam Reed and Matt Thompson, FCP has grown from a crew of 8 artists into a family of nearly 200 amazing creatives. FCP is a full-service animation studio that strives to create the highest quality in animation and digital entertainment. You know, like cartoons and stuff.

Floyd County Productions is currently working on our original action-spy comedy Archer (returning for its 13th season), and a bunch of hush-hush, top-secret stuff that we can only whisper about in the studio kitchen. A kitchen that is stocked with muffins. And bear claws. Don’t forget the bear claws.

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Compositing Technical Director

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Job Overview:

The Compositing Technical Director works in conjunction with IT and Production to oversee the workflow, stability, and best practices of the Compositing Department pipeline, especially as it relates to 2D character and VFX animation, VFX creation (stock video, particles, and simulations), 3D to 2D integrations, camera movement, and dynamic lighting. The Compositing Technical Director works with the Technical Director, Producers, and Production Managers to identify areas of Compositing to research, improve, and maintain. The Compositing Technical Director works with outside animation studios to ensure deliveries of materials are compatible with the compositing workflow. The Compositing Technical Director reports to the Producer.

    Responsibilities:

  • During pre-production, work with the Technical Director, Producers, and Department Directors to establish workflows that integrate with the compositing department.
  • Prior to the hiring of Compositing Department directors and leads, provide knowledge, training materials, hiring materials, and advice to producers during the planning phases of production.
  • Work closely with IT and the Technical Director to identify the needs of production, coordinate efforts, and implement solutions
  • Work closely with the Compositing Director and Leads to develop techniques and practices that streamline compositing department tasks – including lighting/character rigs, automation development, and rendering solutions needed for production.
  • Create guides and training materials to inform the compositing staff of new processes and methods. - conduct training when necessary.
  • Review pre-production materials in order to anticipate technical needs that will affect the compositing department.
  • Provide materials and information to departments seeking to improve integration with the compositing department.
  • Present any scripts or code to the Technical Director to evaluate the viability of the scripts in terms of efficiency, security, and maintenance.
  • Meet regularly with the Asset Manager to make sure steps toward efficiency are compatible with the Compositing department
  • Attend and participate in training initiatives.

Desired Skills & Experience:

  • 1-2 years working as a Technical Director, Compositing Director, Lead Compositor, or Pipeline Technical Director for animation, games, or VFX production
  • An expert understanding of the Node-based compositing and the 2D Harmony animation pipeline.
  • A strong understanding of how materials are packaged, sent, and received by overseas studios
  • In-depth knowledge of BlackMagic Fusion, Nuke, or similar Node-based compositing software; and a general understanding of Acrobat, Storyboard Pro, Photoshop, Fusion, FTrack, and Google Suite (Docs, Spreadsheets)
  • Working knowledge of object-oriented programming languages - Lua, Python, and Javascript are a plus.
  • Experience working collaboratively on a team.
  • Strong ability to detect, research, and solve creative and technical problems
  • Communicate with staff performing in technical and non-technical roles
  • Experience in departments outside compositing is a plus
  • Ability to quickly change tasks and adapt to the ebbs and flows of production.

Requirements:

  • Must be a current resident of Georgia. (no exceptions)
  • Must be able to provide authorization to work in the US.
  • EOE
    Production:  Hit-Monkey
    Estimated start: Mid-June
    Weekly Salary: $1,320-1,400
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Fusion or Node based Compositor

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Job Overview:

Join us on Hit-Monkey Season 2. The compositor’s primary responsibility is to combine backgrounds, 2d and 3d animated elements, 3d camera information, and VFX according to the script and animatic into final rendered shots to match the tone and style of the show. Compositors report to their lead compositor.

    Responsibilities:

  • Assemble available assets (animatic, background paintings, 2D & 3D animated elements, 3D camera information, and VFX), and create custom VFX to produce final shots of animation under the guidance of a lead compositor.
  • QC assets, and communicate effectively with the appropriate teams if revisions are needed.
  • Reference benchmark shots and visual reference at the request provided by the compositing director.
  • Learn, adapt, and provide feedback for the existing workflows, techniques, and templates to ensure efficiency and quality.
  • Submit renders to lead and perform iterations of notes that are provided.
  • Double-check work to make sure each shot is delivered to the level of quality and craft outlined by the compositing director.
  • Enter hours worked weekly into ADP software.

    Desired Skills & Experience:

  • 1-2 years of experience working as a compositor
  • Must have excellent knowledge of BlackMagic Fusion (Nuke or similar node-based compositing software is seen as equivalent).
  • Experience working with 3D animation workflows, Adobe products, ftrack, and Google Suite products is a plus.
  • Capable of consistently executing strong visual shots (lighting, color, composition, effects) in the show style.
  • Must be able to communicate effectively and respectfully to fellow team members as well as staff and directors in other departments.
  • Must have great organizational and time management skills.
  • Receives direction with a collaborative approach, seeking clarity or presenting options when necessary, and forming concrete solutions for the team.

    Requirements:

  • Must be a current resident of Georgia. (no exceptions)
  • Must be able to provide authorization to work in the US.
  • Must be able to provide proof of COVID vaccination and boosters.
  • EOE
    Production:  Hit Monkey
    Estimated start: Mid-June
    Hourly range: $27.00-29.00
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Floyd County Productions is an active participant and advocate for the Georgia Film Tax Credit. This incentive, refunding up to 30% on qualifying expenses, keeps our studio price competitive with other studios around the world.

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