You are the Creative Compass in our organization and it that role you allow our guests to experience places they’ve only seen in the movies. The impossible becomes reality through your imagination, artistic direction and collaborative management style. Every day you have the opportunity to create compelling, impact ideas that tell our guests one big story.
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Develops visual design direction and defines design elements of the assigned project that affect the guest experience. This may be accomplished with many different methods, including, but not limited to; creating sketches, illustrations, models, composite imagery and image research documentation. Supervise others to develop those design ideas.
Oversees and directs design, fabrication and installation of all on-stage project elements to ensure the creative intent is achieved as envisioned by the Creative Director. Project elements such as – architecture, scenic art, scenery, props, animation, show action, special fx, and lighting.
Collaborates with internal talent and external vendors to execute the desired vision. Directs art related vendors and any scenic scope that requires art direction.
In collaboration with the Creative Director, act as design “vision-keeper” for the project, maintaining a cohesive design in all elements associated with the project through all phases of design and development.
Creates and presents project materials to internal and external audiences to communicate project concept, content and status.
Works with the Show Producer to identify and procure talent and resources necessary complete the project.
Acts as project liaison with internal and external partners, licensors, and intellectual property developers as needed.
Understand and actively participate in Environmental, Health & Safety responsibilities by following established UO policy, procedures, training and team member involvement activities.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications/Requirements
SCOPE: Non-routine; general policies applied to frequently changing situations. Influences decisions of moderate nature requiring high degree of tact.
EDUCATION: High School Degree or GED is required; Technical school is preferred; Associate’s Degree in Theater, Art, Film, or Architecture is required; Bachelor’s Degree in Theater, Art, Film, or Architecture is required; Master’s degree in Theater, Art, Film, or Architecture is preferred.
EXPERIENCE:
Designing experience based entertainment for world-class theme parks or related industries; must have at least 5 - 7 years production design and field experience based on Universal Creative standards or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to communicate complex artistic ideas through a combination of written and visual and materials required; or equivalent combination of education and experience. This role must have in depth knowledge of color theory, art history, scenic painting techniques, sculpture, architecture, perspective, theatrical lighting techniques and storytelling.
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