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Preferred platform/workflow experience includes Autodesk Maya, Adobe Creative Cloud, Unreal Engine, Unity, Houdini, Nuke, Blender, SOLIDWORKS, PDM systems, ShotGrid/Flow Production Tracking, Perforce ...

Senior Producer

Santa Monica, CA · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Proficiency with standard production tools - Jira, Shotgrid, spreadsheets, or equivalent - and the judgment to know when to use them lightly. Plus if... * Experience producing narrative or cinematic ...

Senior CG Generalist (Modeler)

New Orleans, LA · On-site

$66K - $85K/yr

Familiarity with tracking software such as Shotgrid (Flow Production Tracking) and version control software such as Perforce. At Swaybox Studios, we believe that great storytelling comes from diverse ...

Senior Producer

Santa Monica, CA · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

Proficiency with standard production tools - Jira, Shotgrid, spreadsheets, or equivalent - and the judgment to know when to use them lightly. Plus if... * Experience producing narrative or cinematic ...

Deep familiarity with dependency-driven production pipelines, asset tracking systems, and project management tools (e.g., Flow/Shotgrid, Jira or equivalent). Comfortable with emerging technologies ...

Deep fluency in production VFX workflows: compositing (Nuke), 3D (Maya/Houdini), rendering, look-dev,previs/postvis, editorial handoff, and review (Shotgrid, Frame.io, or equivalent). * Working ...

Producer

Chicago, IL · On-site

Proficiency in project management tools such as Shotgrid, Jira, Trello etc * A point of view on the tools required by teams to ensure consistency in best practice for production management - what to ...

Be a partner to our Release team and make sure major databases (Shotgrid and JIRA) are being kept up to date * Own the schedule: Build and maintain project plans, schedules, and roadmaps considering ...

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What is the difference between Shotgrid vs VFX Coordinator?

AspectShotgridVFX Coordinator
Primary RoleProject management and asset tracking software for visual effects and animation teamsCoordination of VFX production tasks, schedules, and communication
Required SkillsSoftware proficiency, project management, understanding of VFX workflowsCommunication, organization, knowledge of VFX processes
Work EnvironmentUsed by VFX studios, animation companies, and post-production teamsVFX production teams, post-production facilities

Shotgrid is a project management tool designed to streamline VFX and animation workflows, while a VFX Coordinator manages production schedules and team coordination. Shotgrid supports the VFX Coordinator's role by providing a platform for tracking assets and tasks, but they are distinct roles. Understanding their differences helps teams optimize production efficiency.

What is a ShotGrid?

Shotgrid jobs refer to roles that involve using the Shotgrid platform, a project management and production tracking tool widely used in film, animation, and visual effects industries. Professionals in Shotgrid jobs manage assets, track production progress, and facilitate collaboration between teams. These roles often include Shotgrid coordinators, producers, and technical artists who configure workflows, generate reports, and ensure smooth communication across departments. Familiarity with the software and a strong understanding of pipeline processes are typically required.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a ShotGrid specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a ShotGrid Specialist, you need strong project management skills, experience with visual effects or animation pipelines, and familiarity with ShotGrid software. Proficiency in using ShotGrid’s tools for task tracking, asset management, and possibly scripting with Python is often required. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and attention to detail help facilitate collaboration across creative and technical teams. These skills ensure efficient production workflows, effective coordination, and timely delivery of complex media projects.

How does a ShotGrid specialist typically collaborate with other departments in a production pipeline?

As a ShotGrid Specialist, you play a central role in connecting artists, production managers, and technical teams. You'll frequently coordinate with departments like animation, VFX, and editorial to track assets, assign tasks, and ensure project milestones are met. Effective communication is key, as you'll help translate creative needs into actionable workflows within ShotGrid, troubleshoot pipeline issues, and provide support or training to team members. This collaborative environment fosters a deep understanding of the production process and can open doors to broader pipeline or production management roles.
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NEW YORK, USA - VFX Production Coordinator

Barnstorm VFX

New York, NY

$27 - $36/hr

Full-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

About Barnstorm


Barnstorm is an Emmy and VES-nominated visual effects studio based in Los Angeles and with operations in Vancouver, Montreal, Atlanta, NYC and the UK. We provide photo-realistic visual effects for a variety of episodic and select sequences in feature films. We pride ourselves in our artists' talent and dedication to producing world-class visual effects.


Who You Are


You are an experienced VFX Coordinator eager to bring your skills to a dynamic studio environment where a wide variety of creative projects await. With a proven track record in VFX production, you excel at supporting cross-functional teams through your strong project management capabilities and effective time management. You are a clear and confident communicator, known for your high level of organization, proactive mindset, and positive attitude. Your strong creative vision and collaborative spirit make you a valuable asset to any team, and you're ready to contribute meaningfully to a growing company that values innovation and excellence.


What You'll Do


  • Schedules, prioritizes, and tracks internal technical assignments and project details
  • Organizes dailies, rounds, and project meetings; organize and setup rooms/media
  • Ensures Shotgun (project management software) statuses and task assignments and project scope is maintained daily
  • Coordinates and package shot deliveries including submission documentation
  • Ensures team members are clear on daily deliverables; calendar management, records all notes from clients, dailies, and rounds
  • Communicates team updates; understands priorities
  • Coordinates and monitor multiple projects
  • Documentation and report preparation; tasks tracked and managed
  • Communicates any schedule changes to appropriate stakeholders; escalates to Supervisors/Producers
  • Follows up on approved and completed work; ensure delivery on time and to specification
  • Establishes quality control and project closures processes


What You Bring


  • 5+ years of experience in the VFX or film production industry
  • Intermediate-Expert with Shotgrid/Flow; setting up, updating and maintaining projects
  • Intermediate to Advanced knowledge of Google Suite
  • Demonstrated project management experience in VFX with the ability to problem-solve effectively in a fast-changing environment
  • Ability to effectively liaise and collaborate with clients, artists, and producers
  • Demonstrated aptitude for technical workflow challenges: directory structure, file formats, naming conventions, scripts, automation tools, etc.
  • A creative ability to interpret supervisor and client notes.
  • Demonstrated aptitude for technical workflow challenges: directory structure, file formats, naming conventions, scripts, automation tools, etc.
  • A thorough understanding of television/ episodic VFX production pipelines (and feature film a plus).
  • Knowledge VFX Software 2D/3D packages is considered an asset


About This Role


This is a remote based role.

Note: At this time we are only accepting applications from those artists legally eligible to work in the U.S.

The posted pay range is aligned with what we believe is fair pay at the time of posting this role. An applicant's relevant education, experience, skills and qualifications, location and currency may all be considered when deciding pay position within the range. Pay ranges may change. Benefit plans are dependent on the local plan offering and employment status but all US and Canada plans include a comprehensive health insurance plan, retirement savings, and paid time off. Barnstorm VFX is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive team that provides a meaningful work environment free of discrimination and harassment. We seek to recruit, develop and retain the most talented people from a diverse candidate pool. Indigenous people, people of color, people of all genders or non-genders, and people with disabilities of all types are encouraged to apply. We thank everyone for their interest and application, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.