Supervisor, AI & Animation

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workman labsLos Angeles (CA)

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Manager

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$120,000 - $140,000 per year

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About the role

Promise (an AI-native film & TV studio) is hiring a Supervisor of AI & Animation to integrate animation and generative AI into production — researching new ML/GenAI animation methods, prototyping AI integration with standard VFX software, and providing artistic direction on AAA film/TV projects. $120,000 – $140,000 / yr Location Hybrid Seniority Lead Compared with 37 other Product roles: Common across similar roles Unique to this role What you'll do Responsibilities Research and implement new animation methodologies focused on ML and generative-AI applications Unique Work with R&D teams prototyping AI-tool integration with standard VFX software Lead complex animation projects ensuring technical and creative execution Provide artistic direction aligned with the Director's vision Oversee talent selection for AAA film and television projects Unique Mentor internal and external VFX teams Unique What you'll need Experience Significant tenure as Head of Department on large-scale AAA features or premium episodic content Proven leadership managing highly skilled creative teams History advancing technology or innovative workflows in major studios Unique Expert knowledge of cinematic techniques, lighting, and color science Deep practical expertise in ML/Generative AI for VFX applications Understanding of ML/data pipelines and asset management in high-volume production

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