FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Visual Development Coordinator?
The primary responsibility of the Visual Development Coordinator is to maintain the organization of art assets and support the Visual Development team's day-to-day operations to ensure that all art deadlines are met.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The position requires 2+ years of experience in an art department or visual development department, familiarity with the MCU, knowledge of film and television production processes, strong organization and time management skills, and proficiency in Keynote/PowerPoint and Microsoft Outlook/Excel, among other qualifications.
Will the Visual Development Coordinator have to travel?
Yes, the Visual Development Coordinator should have the availability for occasional travel to off-site events in the Los Angeles area.
What tools and software should the candidate be familiar with?
Candidates should be knowledgeable in Keynote/PowerPoint and Microsoft Outlook/Excel; experience with Photoshop is a plus.
Who will the Visual Development Coordinator report to?
The Visual Development Coordinator will report to the Visual Development Manager.
What type of projects will the Visual Development Coordinator support?
The coordinator will support a range of projects, including live-action films, streaming shows, special projects, and related events such as San Diego Comic-Con and D23.
How is the compensation structured for this role?
The hiring range for this position in Burbank, CA is $52,300.00 to $67,600.00 per year, based on a 40-hour work week, and may include a bonus and/or long-term incentive units as part of the compensation package.
What skills are important for this position?
Important skills for this position include excellent verbal and written communication, clear problem-solving abilities, the capacity to prioritize and manage a large volume of inquiries, and strong organizational skills.
What kind of experience is preferred for candidates applying for this role?
Candidates should have experience in an art department or visual development department, with a preference for those who have worked in a studio or production environment.
Is familiarity with the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) necessary?
Yes, familiarity with the MCU, including general plotlines, main characters, and cast, is a required qualification for this position.