Compositing Supervisor salaries in England
£39,824
The average salary for Compositing Supervisor jobs near England is £39,824.*
Top Compositing Supervisor jobs near England
View All2D Lead/ Compositing Supervisor
Framestore
London
The Compositing Supervisor plays a key role in driving the compositing work on a project, overseeing the compositing team and the quality of the work.
Junior/Mid Compositor
Outpost VFX
London
Able to understand and apply shot notes. As a Compositor you will combine live action and computer-generated elements into visual effects shots that realize the…
Mid Nuke Compositor
Freefolk
London
Ideally minimum 2 years experience in the film industry. You will utilise your expert Nuke skills and creativity to execute compositing for commercials and long…
Nuke Compositor - Mid Level
Black Kite Studios
London
Create outstanding creative VFX work! You work closely with VFX Supervisors and Leads to seamlessly integrate all layers or elements of a shot, including live-…
Compositor (DNEG VFX)
DNEG
London
Taking part in client reviews and daily sessions, our Compositors follow production methodologies and develop creative approaches to problem solving while also…
Compositor - Mid / Senior Level
Framestore
London
Experience in dealing and communicating with clients. Keeping the project on track by meeting schedules and project deadlines.
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