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Remote Game Capture Artist Jobs in California (NOW HIRING)

We play the game daily and our deep understanding of it allows us to deliver visuals that put the player experience first, while still pushing artistic boundaries to fully capture the unique tone and ...

Gameplay Animator (Senior/Principal)

Irvine, CA · On-site +1

$113K - $129K/yr

We play the game daily and our deep understanding of it allows us to deliver visuals that put the player experience first, while still pushing artistic boundaries to fully capture the unique tone and ...

Founded in 2017 by Anthony and Joe Russo, AGBO is an artist-led independent studio shaping the ... Edit Motion Capture data to blend detailed character movement/facial with keyframe skills. * Work ...

Senior Tools Engineer

Los Angeles, CA · On-site +1

$112K - $154K/yr

... fully remote team to build next generation MMOs and Multiplayer Games. They currently need a ... Collaborate with artists and designers to create powerful, user-friendly tools that facilitate the ...

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Remote Game Capture Artist information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote game capture artist?

A Remote Game Capture Artist needs a solid understanding of game engines, visual storytelling, and composition, often supported by experience in photography, videography, or digital media. Familiarity with capture hardware, in-game camera tools, video editing software (such as Adobe Premiere or After Effects), and occasionally motion graphics or color grading tools is typical. Creativity, strong communication, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently are standout soft skills in this role. These competencies ensure the production of high-quality visual assets that accurately represent games and support marketing, promotional, or documentation needs.

What is a remote game capture artist?

A Remote Game Capture Artist is a creative professional who captures in-game footage, screenshots, and other visual assets for use in marketing, trailers, and promotional content. Working remotely, they collaborate with game developers and marketing teams to showcase the game's features, graphics, and gameplay in the most appealing way possible. They often use specialized tools and possess a strong understanding of both video production and video game mechanics to produce high-quality visual content. This role requires attention to detail, creativity, and the ability to follow direction while highlighting the unique aspects of a game.

What is the difference between Remote Game Capture Artist vs Remote Video Editor?

AspectRemote Game Capture ArtistRemote Video Editor
Required CredentialsExperience with game engines, graphic design, and multimedia toolsVideo editing software proficiency, such as Adobe Premiere or Final Cut
Work EnvironmentRemote, often within gaming or multimedia companiesRemote, in media production or entertainment industries
Industry UsageUsed in gaming, eSports, and interactive mediaUsed in film, TV, advertising, and online content
Common Search/ComparisonOften compared for multimedia and content creation rolesRelated but distinct in media production

The Remote Game Capture Artist focuses on capturing and integrating gameplay footage, often for promotional or streaming purposes, requiring knowledge of game engines and multimedia tools. In contrast, a Remote Video Editor specializes in editing video content across various media industries. While both roles involve multimedia skills and remote work, their focus areas and industry applications differ significantly.

What are the typical collaboration processes for a remote game capture artist working with game development and marketing teams?

As a Remote Game Capture Artist, you’ll frequently collaborate with developers, producers, and marketing teams to ensure that captured footage accurately represents gameplay and aligns with promotional goals. Communication usually happens via project management tools, video calls, and shared asset libraries. You may attend virtual meetings to discuss shot lists, style guides, and deadlines, and receive feedback on early captures. Being proactive in communication and receptive to direction is essential for aligning your creative output with the team's vision and campaign requirements.
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Infographic showing various Remote Game Capture Artist job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 67% Full Time, 8% Part Time, and 25% Contract. Highlights an 100% Remote job distribution.

Environment Artist (Senior/Principal)

Bonfire Studios

Irvine, CA • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

What's the one game you couldn't put down? The game that connected you with friends, and made you feel like you belonged? If a game has ever defined a chapter of your life, then you already know the spark we're chasing. Our mission is to ignite that same feeling for players; the thrill of competition, the joy of community, and the belonging of finding your own corner of a larger world.
Great games begin with people who dare to dream big. If that sounds exciting, you might be exactly who we're looking for.
Bonfire is a group of experienced and ambitious developers, proud to be creating our first original IP: Arkheron. It is a fast-paced, competitive PVP game set in a surreal dark fantasy world where 15 teams of three battle their way up the Tower. In a world built from memories, you will loot powerful items to create and adapt a unique build-out that will change your strategy and combat experience with every Ascension.
The best way to understand our Art team is in their own words - here's how they describe their work.
Our goal is to immerse players in an extraordinary and haunting realm. From initial concept art to final in-game elements, we are crafting a compelling aesthetic experience that seamlessly blends with and brings to life the game's narrative, level design, combat and audio. We play the game daily and our deep understanding of it allows us to deliver visuals that put the player experience first, while still pushing artistic boundaries to fully capture the unique tone and unforgettable atmosphere of the Arkheron's world.
We are looking for a Senior/Principal Environment Artist with the technical grit to turn surreal concepts into high-fidelity, AAA landscapes. You aren't just an asset creator here - you are a primary architect. You will elevate the visual language of our first IP, translating our established world into immersive environments where every vista serves the story and every layout is purpose-built for competitive gameplay.
YOU'LL CONTRIBUTE BY:
  • Building high-quality, in-game environment art that brings the world of Arkheron to life-architecture, materials, props, vistas, and set dressing.
  • Owning environment assets end-to-end, from concept or blockout through final in-engine implementation.
  • Creating fully realized architectural kits, ensuring they are visually cohesive, performant, and flexible for level design.
  • Partnering closely with design, lighting, engineering, and other art disciplines to ensure environments support gameplay, readability, and visual storytelling.
  • Balancing artistic fidelity with gameplay and technical needs, making smart tradeoffs that serve player experience.
  • Conducting research and gathering reference to push quality, authenticity, and cohesion across the world.
  • Contributing ideas early and often, helping shape the visual language and identity of a new IP.
  • Operating with a high degree of autonomy, pushing work forward in a small, evolving team without needing rigid structure.
  • Wearing multiple hats, using your experience to contribute beyond pure asset creation when it benefits the game.
  • Collaborate with downstream departments to proactively follow your environmental work through production and into final implementation.
  • Helping shape the game and studio culture, bringing thoughtfulness, curiosity, and craftsmanship to how we build together.

WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT YOU BECAUSE YOU:
  • Are a strong, self-directed world builder who can take an idea from a rough sketch to a polished, in-game environment.
  • Have deep experience creating AAA-quality environment art, ideally with at least one shipped AAA title.
  • Bring a sharp eye for organic forms, architecture, materials, color, composition, and spatial storytelling.
  • Are proficient with industry-standard tools (Maya or equivalent, ZBrush, Photoshop, Substance, and real-time engines).
  • Understand the realities of game development pipelines, including optimization, lighting, PBR materials, UVs, and engine constraints.
  • Think developer- and product-first, caring about how environments affect gameplay, flow, and player experience.
  • Thrive in highly collaborative, cross-disciplinary teams, and communicate clearly with partners across the studio.
  • Are comfortable working through ambiguity and taking initiative without waiting for perfect direction.
  • Value trust, openness, and diverse perspectives.
  • Have a growth mindset and enjoy learning, experimenting, and refining your craft.
  • Want to make a meaningful impact in a tight-knit studio where your work visibly shapes the game.

THIS MIGHT NOT BE THE ROLE FOR YOU IF:
  • You prefer working in large, highly specialized teams with narrow ownership and rigid pipelines.
  • You need extremely detailed direction for every task and are uncomfortable navigating ambiguity.
  • You're most excited by standalone asset creation rather than holistic world building.
  • You're not interested in collaborating closely with design, lighting, and engineering.
  • You're looking for a role where responsibilities are strictly defined and don't evolve over time.
  • You're uninterested in contributing beyond your immediate discipline or shaping a new IP.

YOU'LL LOVE WORKING AT BONFIRE BECAUSE WE:
  • Embrace bold challenges with creativity and courage, making the tough calls to build a game we're proud to play every day.
  • Keep fun at the core: we play Arkheron daily, staying grounded as players. If it's not more fun than yesterday, we fix it. We don't chase trends; we listen by playing.
  • Stay truly independent, with decisions driven by the team - not by investors or a board.
  • Thrive in a culture of passion, trust, and shared ownership; where transparency matters and egos don't.

The base salary range for this role is $174,800 - $221,817. Depending on your experience and level (whether you're closer to mid-level or principal), your offer may land above or below that range. We don't just look at years on a résumé - we think about the impact you can have on the team and the game. Of course, compensation at Bonfire goes beyond salary. Every new teammate receives equity, plus a full benefits package and some extra perks to make work (and life) better. When we connect, we'll happily walk you through the full details.
Want to get a feel for what it's like to work here? You can check out more about our culture, team, benefits, and perks at www.bonfirestudios.com. And don't worry - anything you share with us in the application process is just for recruiting and won't be shared. You can read more in our privacy policy.