Roto and paint come first
Most compositors start by cutting mattes and cleaning plates. Speed and accuracy here get you trusted with bigger shots.
Animation and VFX jobs from the first roto pass to the final comp, plus the editors and producers who keep a show on schedule. Upload breakdowns that show each layer, and apply where the pipeline matches your software.
Mattes, comps, edits and the producers who keep the show on schedule.
Plans and runs the VFX for a project, from breakdowns and budgets to timelines and delivery.
02 VFX Creative DirectorSets the visual-effects vision and oversees look, quality and the pipeline across the show.
03 Visual Effects CompositorCombines layers, CG and live action into seamless final shots, matching light and perspective.
04 Rotoscope / Paint ArtistCreates precise mattes and cleans plates, from rig removal to set extensions.
Most compositors start by cutting mattes and cleaning plates. Speed and accuracy here get you trusted with bigger shots.
Compositors combine plates, CG and effects into the final frame. A breakdown reel showing each layer is what gets you hired.
VFX producers and creative directors plan shows, budgets and looks. Many came up through compositing and coordination.
Pick your VFX roles, name your software, and walk your filmy network through each layer you built.
See this department from the production side
Hire Talent · VFX & AnimationOn Artisty, productions and VFX studios post roles from roto to VFX producer. Pick your VFX roles, list your software and upload a breakdown reel. Matching roles reach you as studios post them.
Roto artists cut precise mattes and clean plates so elements can be separated. Compositors use those to build the final shot, combining plates, CG and effects.
Yes. Roto and paint roles are the usual entry point. Show clean, accurate mattes on a few shots rather than a long reel.
Both. Some roles are remote and some are on a studio floor, and each role says which, so apply to the ones that suit you.
Only with the studio's permission. Many artists share breakdowns privately with the role they're applying for until the show is out.
Joining is free, and applications use credits. The pricing page sets out what each plan includes.