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Beauty VFX Artist, DaVinci Resolve

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gloss studioManhattan (NY)
Makeup Artists, Theatrical and PerformanceTeleproduction and Other Postproduction Services

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$300.00 - $500.00 per day

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About the role

Gloss Studio, Manhattan. Full-time, in-person only$300.00 - $500.00 per day based on experience The RoleWe're hiring artists to do beauty and cleanup work on feature films and episodic TV, in DaVinci Resolve. You don't need to have done beauty work in Resolve before, since we'll train you in our workflow. We're looking for either of these: A beauty/cleanup VFX artist with experience in Flame, Nuke, or similar, who wants to move that work into Resolve. A strong Resolve artist skilled in color and Fusion/compositing, who wants to specialize in beauty. Seasoned colorists are a major plus. If you can grade at a high level, the role will include color work alongside beauty.
What You'll Do:
  • Skin and beauty retouching on long-form footage
  • Cleanup and removal, paint fixes, warping, and 2D tracking
  • Keep work consistent across shots, scenes, and episodes
  • Take notes from supervisors and clients, and turn revisions around quickly
  • Deliver to spec on tight schedules
  • Grade and color match, if you have the experience
  • What We Need
  • Professional experience in high-end VFX, beauty, or color
  • Solid compositing fundamentals: tracking, paint, and roto
  • A sharp eye for skin, detail, and continuity
  • A working knowledge of long-form pipelines: formats, color management, and delivery specs
  • Clear communication, and comfort with feedback
  • Big PlusesBeauty work already done in Resolve
  • Senior colorist experience
  • Fashion, beauty, or luxury advertising work
How to Apply: Send your resume and reel to hiring@glossvfx.com. Include before/afters of your beauty or cleanup work if you can, with a short note on what you did in each. Private or password-protected links are fine.

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