Roto artists - Junior/mid/Senior

Rotoscoping is a technique where artists trace over live-action footage frame by frame to create animation or isolate specific elements within a scene. The responsibilities and skills required for a roto artist are as follows: Creating rotoscoping elements: Trace and digitize live-action footage to create animations or isolate objects, characters, or backgrounds.

Ensuring accuracy: Ensure that the traced elements match the original footage accurately, maintaining the integrity of the source material. Collaborating with team members: Work closely with other artists, animators, and directors to meet project requirements and deadlines. Quality control: Review and refine rotoscoping work to maintain high-quality standards.

Meeting deadlines: Complete tasks within the specified timeframe and adapt to changes in project schedules as needed.

Requirements

Proven work experience in Motion Blur, Fur Details Proficiency in desktop publishing tools including Mocha Pro, Silhouette, NukeX An eye for aesthetics and details Good communication skills Ability to work methodically & meet deadlines Creative and passionate enough to accept challenges. Adaptability and flexibility towards learning new skills and tools.

Focused, committed, and dedicated to finishing assigned tasks within deadines. Basic Language (English, Hindi, Tamil) must be known. Degrees in Arts and VFX are always additional, not mandatory. A roto artist may work in various industries, including film, television, advertising, and video game development.