Storyboard Revisionist: Paw Patrol
$1,400 per week
ApplyStoryboard Revisionist: Paw Patrol
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$1,400 per week
About the role
- Clean-up and redraw panels on quickly and efficiently
- Follow instructions and address notes from assistant directors
- Communicate progress of work to assistant director and production team
- Ensure quality, look and style of the show is consistently achieved in storyboard work
- Adhere to storyboard team process and standards
- Follow proper document management requirements (i.e., file naming and storage) according to the production's guidelines
- Meet all deadlines
- Minimum 2 years of experience as a revisionist for 3D animated works
- Experienced in Toonboom Storyboard ProPrevious storyboarding experience is ideal
- Excellent drawing and composition skillsStrong draftsmanship and mechanical skillsStrong composition and staging skills
- Solid knowledge of story, including language, acting and craft
- Must be able to work fast and efficiently under tight deadlines
- Demonstrate proficiency in style of show
- Knowledge of or willingness to learn applicable design software/hardware
- Must be able to work digitally
- Why Join Guru?
- We create a collaborative and creatively fulfilling work environment by promoting courage, purpose, inspiration, integrity, transparency, and empowerment as our core values
- We take great pride in our work and we always ensure it reflects a high standard of quality and creativity
- We encourage individuals to grow with us by offering learning opportunities that encourage skill development and growth
- We are proud to support philanthropic initiatives that support through an extensive benefits plan and extended mental health services and initiatives
- We allow flexibility to work remotely while making our downtown studio available for in-person team building and collaboration
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