Junior DFX Localisation Producer
Position Summary
The Junior DFX Localisation Producer works closely with the Digital FX department, Client Services, and Operations teams to gather and communicate project information in a clear and structured manner, supporting the efficient delivery of localisation projects across Deluxe Cinema EMEA.
The primary responsibility of the role is to perform quality control (QC) checks on source data, Digital FX localised proofs, graphic renders, archive deliverables, and online transcodes to ensure all outputs meet quality standards and project deadlines.
This role requires excellent interpersonal skills, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple tasks, troubleshoot issues, and provide consistent support across the business.
Main Duties
- Perform QC approval of original version data, ensuring all feature film and trailer assets are delivered, filed correctly, and meet operational standards.
- Identify faults or issues in supplied data and escalate them promptly to Account Management and relevant departments.
- Create and maintain detailed Insert Reports, QC Reports, and Wiki documentation for Client Services, Operations, third parties, and global Deluxe teams.
- Support the Digital FX team by sourcing and obtaining additional elements such as semi-textless files, mattes, fonts, and textures required for localisation work.
- Conduct quality checks on inserts and materials received from external Graphic Houses prior to foreign version mastering.
- Verify localised PDF proofs against approved translations and ensure accuracy before submission to Client Services or clients for approval.
- QC localised renders against original version reference materials and approved proofs, working with the DFX team to resolve discrepancies where required.
- Carry out final quality control checks on downstream deliverables, including HD SDR, UHD SDR, and UHD HDR outputs before delivery.
Additional Responsibilities
- Act as the lead producer for assets processed through Deluxe Cinema EMEA, ensuring quality standards are maintained throughout production.
- Support the D2D team with online trailer launches and debut releases.
- Provide final approval for localised inserts before distribution to third parties.
What You Bring:
Education
High level of literacy.
Work Experience
- Experience in Digital Cinema mastering or a similar field.
- Experience with quality control of rendered sequences.
- Experience with Data IO processes.
Knowledge & Skills
- Basic understanding of digital cinema.
- Resourceful, enthusiastic, self-motivated and able to work effectively as part of a team.
- Ability to understand the wider project context, anticipate potential risks, and raise concerns proactively.
- Comfortable multitasking, making decisions, and working under pressure while meeting challenging deadlines.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality work
Competencies
- Highly competent, organised, and an excellent communicator with strong interpersonal skills.
- Dedicated, adaptable, and flexible in approach to work.
Circumstances
- Weekend and out-of-hours work may be required depending on project demands.
About the Company
Deluxe is a global leader in media and entertainment services for film, television, video, and online content. Since 1915, Deluxe has partnered with major Hollywood studios, independent film companies, television networks, exhibitors, advertisers, and content owners, delivering industry-leading solutions across post-production, distribution, asset management, workflow services, and cloud-based technologies.
Headquartered in Los Angeles, Deluxe operates globally and employs more than 3,000 artists, developers, and media industry professionals worldwide. Further information is available at www.bydeluxe.com.
