PROJECT COORDINATOR (GAME CINEMATICS)

Platige Image; Województwo mazowieckie; On-site; PLN 67,000 - 112,000; Full time

Job summary

Platige, a leading studio in cinematic and game production, is seeking Project Coordinators to join long-term projects or support freelance game cinematics. You will keep daily workflow clear, organized and moving forward, coordinating with departments to maintain momentum.

Ideal candidates are organized, reliable and communicative, with experience in CG, VFX, animation or game production and strong English.

Qualifications

• Organised and reliable with good communication skills.
• Experience in CG, VFX, animation or game production.
• Good English is required.
• Knowledge of ShotGrid or Ftrack is a strong advantage.

Responsibilities

• update tasks, statuses and deadlines in the production system
• track shots and assets through the pipeline between departments
• organise dailies, reviews and project meetings
• record and distribute feedback and production decisions
• track daily targets, timesheets and deliveries
• follow up on outstanding tasks and information
• identify delays and escalate blockers to the Project Manager

Skills

Organised

Reliable

Communicative

CG/VFX/Animation

Game production

Tools

ShotGrid

Ftrack

Job description

We are looking for Project Coordinators to join us long-term or support selected game cinematic productions on a freelance basis. Your role is to keep the daily workflow clear, organised and moving forward.

Requirements

We are looking for someone organised, reliable and communicative, with experience in CG, VFX, animation or game production. Good English is required.

Knowledge of ShotGrid, Ftrack or a similar production management system will be a strong advantage.

You will be responsible for:

• updating tasks, statuses and deadlines in the production system,
• tracking shots and assets as they move through the pipeline between departments,
• organising dailies, reviews and project meetings,
• recording and distributing feedback and production decisions,
• tracking daily targets, timesheets and deliveries,
• following up on outstanding tasks and information,
• identifying delays and escalating blockers to the Project Manager.