Jobs at The Walt Disney Company

Lead Creature TD provides creative and technical guidance for creature asset setup and shot work, leads and mentors the creature team, implements rigs and character simulations (cloth, hair, flesh), collaborates across departments, troubleshoots technical/aesthetic issues, assists production staffing and scheduling, and maintains asset and shot quality.

Support B2B trade communications across social media, email and events: plan and schedule content, maintain communications calendar, run email campaigns in HubSpot, perform quality checks, coordinate event communications, produce basic performance reporting, and support CRM and admin tasks.

Create high-quality textures for digital doubles, creatures, and hard-surface assets, focusing on photoreal surface detail. Combine hand-painted, procedural, and node-based methods, collaborate with modeling and lookdev teams, respond to creative/technical feedback, and help refine workflows while mentoring peers to meet production schedules.

Lead EMEA contract licensing operations and projects: manage systems (CLM, Fusion, MDM, MicroStrategy), run KPI dashboards and audits, develop and deliver training for third-party suppliers, resolve complex licensing queries, liaise with senior stakeholders, and drive process and system improvements to optimise contract issuance.

Lead subscriber growth and health analytics for Disney+ EMEA: generate insights from data, design experiments, develop dashboards and visualisations, communicate clear recommendations to stakeholders, embed self-serve analytics, and collaborate across regional and international teams to inform acquisition, retention and product strategy.

The Associate Talent Manager at ILM manages and supports artists, coordinating scheduling, resolving personnel issues, and facilitating performance reviews while collaborating with senior leadership.

The Talent Coordinator manages ILM artists, focusing on scheduling, career development, performance reviews, and engaging with various departments for project needs.

Provide legal advice and support to Disney Consumer Products in EMEA, focusing on commercial agreements, competition law, and intellectual property licensing.

The Talent Manager coordinates artist management and development, handles scheduling and crewing, enhances team relations, and engages with production leaders.

The CG Supervisor will lead technical direction for VFX projects, manage workflows, and collaborate with teams to meet production goals while maintaining high quality standards.

The Technology Support Intern will assist London employees with IT issues, set up new user accounts, and support ongoing IT operations while gaining experience in VFX/CGI technologies.

The Lead Motion Editor will manage motion capture data, mentor junior team members, and ensure high-quality animations through retargeting and blending techniques.

The Lead Modeler in Feature Animation guides a team to create photoreal assets, manages production expectations, and collaborates cross-functionally to maintain quality standards on complex animation projects.

The role involves joining a specialized creative workshop to contribute skills in areas like sculpting, animatronics, and metalworking for film projects.

The Look Development Technical Director creates high-quality look and shading for CG assets, collaborating with supervisors to solve CG challenges and optimizing shader setups.

The Senior Web Application Developer will design, develop, and maintain scalable web applications, lead cloud migration efforts, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance system performance and reliability.

The Technical Assistant role involves troubleshooting, data management, and communication to support production efficiency at ILM. Responsibilities include managing workflows in animation and post-production, as well as automating tasks to improve pipeline efficiency.

As an IT Coordinator, you will support production technology for film projects, managing IT infrastructure, troubleshooting on-set technology, and ensuring network reliability throughout the production lifecycle.

Motion Editors will retarget and edit motion-capture performances, enhancing animations, ensuring high quality, and supporting junior team members for senior roles.

The Motion Capture Technical Director will operate the Vicon system, calibrate equipment, process mocap data, and assist in virtual productions.