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The Production Office Coordinator supports the Production Manager, coordinating production meetings and travel, handling expenses, organizing paperwork, and communicating with the production team.

The Animation Supervisor oversees animation alignment with technical standards and creative vision, guides teams, reviews outputs, and ensures deadlines are met in collaboration with internal and partner studios.

The Production Coordinator oversees and coordinates different production departments, tracks their progress, organizes meetings, and maintains production files. They are involved in communication with artists and studios, help prepare bids, and ensure necessary materials are provided for episodic work. The role requires multitasking and effective communication across teams.

The FX Artist will develop stylized visual effects for a new CG animated series, collaborating with producers and using Houdini for FX setups.

The Custom Animation Production Coordinator supports project management and organization for custom animated content, ensuring schedules are met and facilitating communication.

The Script Coordinator will manage daily production workflows, coordinate between writing staff and production teams, and organize script-related documentation. Responsibilities include taking notes, proofreading scripts, generating recording sheets, and tracking script progress.

The CG Supervisor leads technical and creative processes in production, collaborates with teams, and ensures quality execution within budget and schedule.