Special effects specialist vs lead artist

Differences between special effects specialist and lead artist duties and responsibilities

Special effects specialist example responsibilities.

• Recruit, manage and motivate volunteers in public education, professional education, service and rehabilitation and tobacco control programs.
• Detail experience involving foreclosure procedures and legal issues.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary departments in architecture, facilities, creative and show set design.
• Collaborate with team to provide intensive services such as food, shelter, and employment to educationally or economically disadvantage veterans.
• Pull require TANF savers for proof of eligibility monthly, update service plan as needed and when barriers are remove.

Lead artist example responsibilities.

• Edit video, write copy for television, radio, and web-base commercials while managing the scheduling of all studio employees.
• Model, texture, light, and render with Maya and proprietary tools.
• Establish a standard level of quality for asset creation while enforcing efficiency of polygon and texture usage.
• Create various assets for a number of PC titles.
• Model, texture and direct outsourcing efforts for 3d environmental assets.
• Color guides with lights/shadows, perspective, and composition help visually engage the audience in the final animation.
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