Directs development of a new arcade title by defining the concept and core game design, setting project milestones, guiding the team, and ensuring quality.
About this role
The Cinematic Designer is responsible for cinematic production, visual direction, quality management, and management of external vendors for game content.
Required experience includes managing external vendors, producing cinematics with MAYA, and creating action-oriented video content. The posting lists vendor-management experience twice among the requirements.
MotionBuilder experience, leadership experience, and experience creating game cutscenes are welcome skills.
The position is based in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The employment type is listed as full-time permanent employment, although a contract-employee offer may be made depending on the candidate’s skills and experience. Annual compensation is listed at 4,000,000 to 8,400,000 JPY.
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