VFX Editor

Gloss Studio; New York (NY); On-site; USD 59,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Job summary

Gloss Studio is seeking a highly organized VFX Editor to join our post-production team in Manhattan. You will bridge between the editorial team, VFX Supervisors, and external vendors to manage the lifecycle of an effects shot from mockups to final frames in the master timeline.

Core duties include timeline management, VFX turnovers, and maintaining ShotGrid/Flow with precise tracking. Requires 3+ years with DaVinci Resolve and Nuke Studio; experience with After Effects and production trackers is

Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional experience as a VFX Editor or Assistant VFX Editor using DaVinci Resolve and Nuke Studio.
• Deep familiarity with compositing workflows (After Effects, Nuke) and color pipelines (ACES, LUTs).
• Strong organizational skills with frame-accurate timing and robust folder structures.
• Ability to communicate pipeline bottlenecks and translate feedback into actionable steps.

Responsibilities

• Timeline Management: merge mockups, vendor versions, and final VFX into the master edit timeline.
• VFX Turnovers: prepare and export EDLs, XMLs, raw plates, audio references, and tracking sheets.
• Database & Shot Tracking: maintain a ShotGrid/Flow database with frame counts, handles, and version histories.
• Temp VFX Creation: generate temporary comps, split screens, speed ramps, and green screens.
• Quality Control: ensure accurate line-up, resolution, color space mapping, and frame-rate.

Skills

Communication

Attention to detail

Time management

Tools

DaVinci Resolve

Nuke Studio

Adobe After Effects

ShotGrid/Flow

Job description

Employment Type: Project-Based Freelance to Start Transition to Full Time

Location: On-site, Manhattan

Salary: $59,000 - $84,000 per year, based on experience

Job Summary

We are seeking a highly organized and technically proficient VFX Editor to join our post-production team. In this role, you will act as the vital communication bridge and workflow anchor between our creative editorial team, the VFX Supervisors, and external VFX vendors. You will manage the entire lifecycle of a visual effects shot—from initial temporary mockups and vendor turnovers to tracking iterations and cutting final frames into the master timeline.

Core Responsibilities

• Timeline Management: Integrate temporary mockups, progressive vendor versions, and final VFX elements cleanly into the master edit timeline
• VFX Turnovers: Prepare, check, and export precise EDLs, XMLs, raw plates, audio references, and detailed tracking sheets for vendor handoffs
• Database & Shot Tracking: Maintain a meticulous shot-tracking database (e.g., ShotGrid/Flow Production Tracking) monitoring frame counts, handles, and version histories
• Temp VFX Creation: Generate temporary comps, split screens, speed ramps and green screens is a plus
• Quality Control: Conform incoming VFX frames to verify accurate line-up, resolution, color space mapping, and frame-rate consistency

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Technical Mastery: 3+ years of professional experience as a VFX Editor or Assistant VFX Editor using DaVinci Resolve and Nuke Studio
• VFX Pipeline Knowledge: Deep familiarity with compositing workflows (Adobe After Effects, Nuke), file formats (EXR, DPX, ProRes), and color pipelines (ACES, LUTs)
• Meticulous Organization: Extreme attention to detail regarding frame-accuracy, timecode math, and complex folder structures
• Clear Communication: Ability to articulate technical pipeline bottlenecks to creative teams and translate creative feedback into actionable technical instructions
• Platform Experience: Hand-on experience with production tracking software such as ShotGrid/Flow , or equivalent data management tools
• Competitive salary based on project scale and experience
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance package

How to Apply

Send your resume and reel to [e-mail]