Document Handling: Delivering files, letters, and other documents within and outside the office premises. Office Maintenance: Ensuring a clean and organized office environment through tasks like sweeping, mopping, dusting, and maintaining cleanliness of restrooms. Supplies and Equipment: Monitoring and replenishing office supplies, assisting with the operation of copiers, scanners, and other equipment. General Support: Assisting with basic filing, serving tea/coffee, and answering phone calls. Errands: Handling errands such as going to the bank, post office, or other locations as needed. Other Duties: May be required to assist with other duties assigned by supervisors, such as setting up meeting rooms or providing basic assistance to other staff members
Language: Fluency in Kannada in Must, other languages will be an added advantage Other Key Areas: Advising students on program requirements, course selection, and academic goals within the Media and Entertainment field. Providing guidance and support to students on career opportunities and pathways within the industry. Assisting students in developing study plans and strategies to enhance their academic performance. Monitoring student progress and addressing any academic concerns or challenges they may face. Collaborating with faculty members to ensure students receive relevant and up-to-date information. Organizing and facilitating workshops, seminars, or informational sessions related to Media and Entertainment studies. Keeping abreast of industry trends and developments to provide accurate and timely information to students. Should be capable of making calls to the enquiry These are just a few key responsibilities, and the specific duties may vary based on the institution's requirements and the needs of the students. It's essential to have strong communication skills, a good understanding of the Media and Entertainment field, and a passion for helping students succeed in their academic and professional endeavors.
Responsibilities: * Teach VFX techniques using Nuke, Maya & Houdini, After effects * Responsibilities include delivering lectures, guiding practical projects, offering critique, and fostering creativity for careers in film, TV, or games.
A VFX Faculty job involves teaching visual effects software (Nuke, Maya, Houdini, After Effects) and principles, guiding students through practical projects, building portfolios, and staying current with industry trends to prepare them for VFX careers in film/gaming, focusing on hands-on training, mentoring, and curriculum development. Key responsibilities include delivering engaging lectures, providing constructive feedback, and fostering student success in creating demo reels. Key Responsibilities Instruction: Deliver engaging, hands-on training in VFX software and techniques (compositing, animation, 3D, simulation). Mentorship: Guide students in creating complex shots, developing strong portfolios, and building demo reels. Curriculum: Collaborate on curriculum design, integrate new industry tools, and update teaching methods. Assessment: Monitor student progress, provide constructive critiques, and evaluate assignments. Industry Awareness: Stay updated with the latest VFX technology, software, and industry workflows. Essential Skills & Experience Deep understanding of the VFX pipeline (film, TV, gaming). Proficiency in industry-standard software (Nuke, After Effects, Houdini, Maya, Blender). Strong creative and technical skills in digital art and visual effects. Passion for teaching, mentoring, and fostering creative talent. Previous teaching or relevant industry experience is often preferred
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