- Collaborated with supervisors, and VFX team members to understand project requirements and visualgoals.- Integrated live-action footage, CGI elements, and VFX to create seamless and visually appealingshots.- Implemented and adjusted colors, lighting, and other visual effects to achieve the desired look and feelof each shot.- Used industry-standard software such as Adobe , Nuke, to composite and integrate different elements.- Applied masking and rotoscoping techniques to ensure accurate blending of different layers andelements.- Worked on green screen compositing, 3D integration, match moving, and matte painting to createrealistic and immersive environments.- Ensured consistency and cohesion in visual style and quality across multiple shots and sequences.- Collaborated with the team to resolve any technical issues or challenges that arose during thecompositing process.- Conducted quality checks and made necessary revisions based on feedback from supervisors anddirectors.- Stayed up to date with the latest trends and techniques in VFX compositing to continually enhanceskills and deliver high-quality results.

• Responsible for working more closely with artist, Leads, and Supervisors. Mostly reporting toDepartment manager & Head of Production• Schedule, Track, manage the priorities and deadline within the firm internally with the help of atracking tool (Shot grid). Also, intercommunicate with the Department manager to keep clear visibility to all the crew.members.• The established process of communicating the Targets, assignments, and priority to the respectiveCrew / to the overall show crew.• Being proactive in anticipating and communicating the upcoming issues to the respective DPM / HOP& also maintain the reports like Bid v/s actuals, Artist performance.

Collaboration and Communication: Collaborate with the compositing team, stereo supervisors, and other departments to communicate goals, exchange assets, and maintain consistency throughout the stereoscopic compositing process. Provide input and feedback during creative discussions or client meetings.Quality Control and Review: Perform thorough reviews of compositing work to ensure accuracy, consistency, and adherence to project specifications. Identify and solve any issues or errors to achieve the highest quality standards.Mentoring and Leadership: Mentor and guide junior compositors, providing support, feedback, and knowledge transfer. Share expertise and help others improve their compositing skills and understanding of stereoscopic techniques.Research and Continuous Learning: Stay up to date with the latest industry trends, tools, and techniques related to stereoscopic compositing. Engage in continuous learning, research, and experimentation to enhance skills and adapt to evolving technologies.Workflow Optimization: Identify areas of improvement in compositing workflows and propose strategies to optimize productivity and efficiency. Streamline processes to meet project deadlines and maintain a high level of output quality.Problem-solving and Technical Expertise: Resolve technical issues that may arise during the compositing process, such as format compatibility, color space conversions, or software-related challenges. Utilize technical knowledge and problem-solving skills to find effective solutions.

Stereoscopic Compositing: The primary responsibility is to composite stereoscopic elements together.to create a final 3D stereoscopic image or sequence. This involves working with stereoscopic camera.setups, adjusting depth cues, and ensuring the visual elements appear correctly in 3D viewing.Depth Grading: The stereo compositor is responsible for adjusting the depth grading of the 3D elements.to match the desired aesthetic and storytelling. This involves manipulating the depth cues and ensuring.that the objects in different depths are visually separated and appear realistic.Convergence Adjustments: The compositor may need to adjust the convergence point of thestereoscopic image to ensure comfortable and visually appealing viewing experience. This involves.manipulating the depth of different objects and ensuring proper alignment.Collaboration: Stereo compositors collaborate closely with other departments, such as stereosupervisors, 3D artists, and colorists, to ensure the seamless integration of their work into the finalstereoscopic product. They communicate and share assets to maintain consistency and accuracy in theoverall stereo project.Quality Control: Compositors are responsible for reviewing their work and ensuring it meets the desiredquality standards for stereo viewing. They must pay attention to detail, identify errors or inconsistencies,and make necessary adjustments or corrections to ensure a high-quality stereoscopic experience forthe audience.Problem Solving: Stereo compositors must be adept at troubleshooting and finding solutions totechnical challenges specific to working in a stereoscopic environment. This may involve managingparallax issues, minimizing stereo window violations, or fixing depth continuity problems.

Analyzing footage: Examining live-action footage to identify areas that require roto work and understanding the requirements of the shot.Rotoscoping: Creating detailed, frame-by-frame matte masks around objects or characters in the footage using software like Nuke or Silhouette.Matte edge refining: Ensuring smooth and accurate edges of the mattes to seamlessly composite them into the desired background.Tracking: Tracking the movement of objects or characters in the footage to maintain accuracy and consistency throughout the shot.Collaborating with other departments: Working closely with compositors, supervisors, and other VFX artists to ensure the smooth integration of roto work with other components of the visual effects pipeline.Meeting deadlines: Managing time effectively to deliver high-quality roto work within the given project timeline.