Using software, VFX artists create visually engaging motion graphics and animations. This sometimes involves working with two- or three-dimensional models. The animations and graphics they create are stylistically consistent and enhance the visual style of their work.

VFX artists create realistic visual effects using particles, animation, sprites, materials, and more. Working within a team, VFX artists collaborate with engineers, designers, and team leads to create visual assets

Skills and Qualifications

VFX artists have a proven ability to create visual effects, and they have an eye for visuals and art. The following skills and qualifications are essential to the job:

• Animation experience – VFX artists have an eye for engaging visuals, and they have experience creating high-quality images. They understand motion, animation, scaling, and timing
• Video production – VFX artists understand the technical aspects of video production, such as staging, sound, and lighting
• Computer proficiency – VFX artists are comfortable using computer tools and software to create visual effects or to enhance their work
• Communication skills – working with other team members requires strong communication and collaboration skills. VFX artists discuss needs for projects and work with others to ensure goals are met and that the final product is satisfactory
• Time management – juggling deadlines and projects. Their time management skills help them maintain a clear and consistent schedule

Tools of the Trade

VFX artists are familiar with the following tools:

• Adobe software (After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro)
• Cinema 4d is an added advantage.

A key part of working as a 3D artist is creating graphics or effects. This includes working with a team of animators and other artists to work on events, games, or visual effects.

Research Upcoming Projects

3D artists research upcoming projects to help find new ways to create designs or animations. This sometimes includes developing storyboards to map out how scenes will look.

Conceptualize Designs

In the initial stages of a project, 3D artists help conceptualize ideas and processes to come up with the best plan of action. This is especially the case if a 3D artist specializes in a particular area of 3D effects and their expertise is crucial to the project’s success.

Edit Effects After Feedback

3D artists receive feedback from directors, clients, or others, and edit renders or effects based on these comments or suggestions. Larger projects will often go through many iterations before the final design is approved.

Meet with Clients

Part of a 3D artist’s role is meeting with clients, designers, or directors to review projects and deadlines and agree on development timelines. These meetings may involve collaborating on design ideas and coming up with new suggestions for improving a project.

Skills and Qualifications

3D artists should have an aptitude for art and creativity, be skilled in using different and emerging computer software, and be equally comfortable working independently as well as part of a larger team. Typically, employers will require a bachelor’s degree in art or computer graphics, a portfolio, and the following abilities:

• Artistic skills – 3D artists need a talent for art and a strong understanding of color, texture, and light, and how these elements work together
• Time management – when working on projects with tight deadlines, the ability to prioritize tasks is essential to a 3D artist’s job
• Computer skills – using computer software and editing programs is a key part of this role. 3D artists need strong computer skills and must ?stay on top of the latest technologies and techniques to remain an asset to employers
• Teamwork – 3D artists should have a collaborative personality and be able to work with other members of the team, such as designers or developers
• Creativity – a creative mindset is essential to being a successful 3D artist. This job requires brainstorming new ideas on a regular basis and strategizing ways to stand out from the competition

Tools of the Trade

3D artists should be familiar with the following tools:

• 3D Max
• Vector works
• Sketchup
• Photoshop
• Illustrator
• (Maya & cinema 4d is an added advantage)

Skills & Qualifications

• Arabic Speaking
• Meeting or communicating with clients to understand what they want out of a project, and helping them get those ideas out in a workable way;
• Designing advertisements, annual reports, artwork, books and the covers, brochures, logos, magazine covers, signs, stickers, tee shirts, web pages and other branding and communication materials;
• Revising a design brief so it fits a client’s budget and ideas more closely;
• Creating designs by hand, drawing or painting—or using computer software to achieve similar ends;
• Pitching an idea of how to actualize a client’s project;
• Revising a design or project deliverable to meet specifications;
• Learning how to use a new software or program;
• Working as part of a team to create a larger design, or to complete a small portion of a big project, such as perfecting a unique font;
• They need to work on a variety of events and activities, such as Conferences, Product launches, exhibitions.
• Help Client Servicing team to make pitch ppts with 3D designs, ppt layouts and stunning imagery

Tools of the Trade

Work experience in the event management industry will be an advantage

The work demands creative flair, up-to-date knowledge of industry software and a professional approach to time, costs and deadlines.

Keen Knowledge of the following:

• Adobe Illustrator
• Adobe photoshop
• Indesign
• Corel Draw

Skills & Responsibilities

• Edit film until it meets director's specifications.
• Watch scenes and determine which will end up on cutting room floor.
• Rearrange scenes
• Work with and manipulate raw camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics and special effects.
• Determine which camera angles to use.
• Insert music, sound, or optical effects.
• Use nonlinear digital editing systems to edit clips.
• Work with work prints to organize the scenes and transitions that make up a film.
• Create edit decision lists to correspond to the edge numbers.
• Edit film for commercials, station identification, and public service messages on television films and tapes.
• Check films for damage.
• Purge damaged or old tapes.
• Work on feature films, television programs, music videos, corporate training videos or advertisements.
• Reorder and tweak the content to ensure the logical sequencing and smooth running of the film/video.
• Input uncut rushes and sound.
• Determine exact cutting for final stages.
• Work with director to achieve desired end result.

Tools of the Trade

Work experience in the event management industry will be an advantage

The work demands creative flair, up-to-date knowledge of industry software and a professional approach to time, costs and deadlines.

• Keen Knowledge of the following:
• Adobe After Effects
• Adobe Premiere
• Adobe photoshop
• Final cut Pro
• Any Other Editorial Software
• Knowledge of video camera