We are currently seeking motivated, talented, creative people to join our award-winning team. We have several FULL-TIME and TEMPORARY positions available for our current production, Horton Hears a Who, and other assorted development projects. The positions will be filled quickly so we encourage you to submit your application and reel now to avoid missing out.

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How Do I Apply?

Application

To evaluate candidates, we require a resume and brief cover letter indicating your area(s) of interest. Most positions require a reel and a reel breakdown. Modeling candidates should also include portfolio of sculpting and painting. Applicants seeking Storyboard and Layout Artist positions must only submit a portfolio. Make sure to include a high quality fine arts portfolio that supports the job for which you are applying. Do not send CG reel printouts.

Applicant information is kept on file for one year. You are welcome to submit any new/updated information after that time.

DO NOT submit original works, as we are unable to return materials sent to us.

Sorry, links to online portfolios and CD-ROMs are not accepted

Address

For prompt, confidential consideration, please send a copy of your reel (NTSC VHS or DVD format - no menus please!), a comprehensive reel breakdown and your resume (sorry, links to online portfolios and CD-ROMs are not accepted) to:

HR Dept: A
Blue Sky Studios - 17th Floor
44 South Broadway
White Plains, NY 10601

• Consider your audience, put in quality work
• Send demo reels in VHS/NTSC format or DVD (region-free)
  • VHS: Pop your tabs. Rewind your tape.
  • DVD: No menus please.
• Put best work first on reel.
• Keep it short (about 3 minutes).
• Include a reel break down.
• Label your tape or DVD clearly.
• Include drawings only if it will help your application.
• Simple and well done is better than complex and mediocre.
• Only display your capabilities.
• Focus your reel in one area.
• Show someone in the industry your reel first (get honest feedback).
• Show acting (if applying for character animator).
  • Wire frames with solid motion are better than full textured renderings.
• Show turn tables of models both completely shaded and wire framed (if applying for Modeler).
• Clearly indicate your role on group projects.

Don't

• Send inappropriate or plagiarized material.
• Repeat animation.
• Send large cumbersome packages.
• Show work you don't want to be asked to do.
• Show work that shouldn't be reviewed yet.