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Leads entertainment program development, vessel delivery, commissioning, and operational readiness for Disney Cruise Line new-build and dry-dock projects. Coordinates requirements across Entertainment Operations, Walt Disney Imagineering, and Disney Live Entertainment; manages venue planning, show programming, client requests, operational supplies, crew training, logistics, and opening activities. Provides strategic analysis, communication, decision support, and leadership throughout the project lifecycle. Based in London four days weekly with occasional international travel and flexibility for weekends and holidays.

Creates photorealistic face-swap imagery using deep-learning technologies and proprietary visual effects tools. Responsibilities include preparing and curating image datasets, creating model evaluation templates, monitoring and configuring training, assessing quality, and producing face-swap slap composites for review. The role also involves learning new tools, experimenting with workflows, and potentially automating repetitive tasks using Python.

Leads texture artists and establishes texturing workflows and technical strategies for visual effects projects. Responsibilities include bidding, delegation, creating photorealistic hero assets, coordinating handoffs, resolving complex asset issues, collaborating with modeling and look-development teams, maintaining quality standards, and translating client creative direction into artist guidance. The role requires extensive film or episodic VFX experience, especially with photoreal assets, digital doubles, creatures, and hard-surface models.

Develop and maintain scalable VFX production tools, pipelines, and workflows while providing technical support to artists, coordinators, and producers. Troubleshoot pipeline, data-flow, review, and transfer issues; maintain Flow Production Tracking; document workflows and issues in JIRA; and collaborate with technical teams across London and Los Angeles.

Provide on-the-ground security oversight for film and episodic productions: develop and maintain security plans, assess locations, liaise with vendors and authorities, monitor risks and schedule changes, run briefings, conduct social media research and incident response, and advise production leadership to protect talent, crew, assets and IP.

Lead compositors provide creative and technical guidance for assigned shots and sequences, maintain visual quality and colour balance, solve technical and aesthetic problems, estimate schedules and staffing, mentor and manage team morale, and collaborate across departments to deliver consistent VFX work. Applicants must submit a demo reel and resume.

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.

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

Set up and run flesh, hair, cloth and rigid-body simulations, develop and maintain animation rigs, debug rigs and simulation setups, and script tools/plugins. Collaborate with supervisors and team members, document workflows, and deliver VFX work for feature films.