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 Motion Designer will create in-game motion and cinematics for a new major game title. The role also includes managing assets produced by external production partners.
Required qualifications include experience and demonstrable achievements in the game industry, experience producing high-end games, and experience creating hand-keyed animation.
The named production tools are Unreal Engine and MAYA. Preferred experience includes directing motion capture, negotiating and coordinating with external production companies, and producing facial animation.
The position is based in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The employment type is full-time permanent employment. Depending on skills and career history, the offer may instead be made as a contract employee.
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