Sony Pictures Imageworks
Environment Artist
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Sponsorship not specified$36k-$48kDetected 133 days ago
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About the role
- Sony Pictures Imageworks is located on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations.
- You will use a flexible generalist approach to your work, but within the context of a mature pipeline with well-defined standards.
Nice to have
- Mari, Substance Designer/Painter, Houdini, Katana/Arnold
- We value unique perspectives, and want diverse, unique talent to work with us.
- We encourage candidates from all identities to apply.
- Sony Pictures Entertainment is an equal opportunity employer.
Skills
- Environment modelling
- Environment Texturing & Lookdev
- Procedural & painted texturing
- Generating flow/deposition/erosion/arbitrary masks to modulate texturing/lookdev
- Basic lookdev setup
- Environment dressing/layout
- Scattering tools & manual layout
- Matte Painting
- Painting/photo collage
- Multi-camera projections on geometry
- Software
- Photoshop, Nuke, Maya, Speedtree
Compensation
- The anticipated base salary for this position is $36.06 - $48.08/hr CAD.
Benefits
- are per company policy: which include healthcare, tuition reimbursement, RRSP's, Sick and Vacation leave, standard increases as applicable.
- We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or other protected characteristics.
Company info
- We are committed to respecting traditional lands, and working with communities towards reconciliation.
- Sony Pictures Imageworks Canada Inc.
- 658 Homer Street., Suite 405, Vancouver, BC, V6B 2R4
- Language in work environment - English
Equal opportunity
- equal opportunity employer.
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