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Wednesday, 12 July 2017

Visual Effects as a Career

The pay: Earnings vary, depending on whether you are employed by a company, a studio or as a free-lancer. Typically, short-term commercial jobs pay more, but television-show and film jobs provide more job security. Junior visual-effects supervisors earn an average of $2,500 a week. •


 The hours: Workdays are usually at least 10 hours long. Deadlines are high-pressure and rarely flexible. Many artists say they work through the night to deliver a project on time. Visual-effects artists bemoan that there is no union representation to regulate hours and working conditions.   “More important is an eye for artistic detail, such as light, shadow, and texture. “You can teach the technical knowledge, but you can’t teach a great eye.” – VFX Artist.

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