Motion Editor (All Levels) – ILM London, 2026
Become a Motion Editor at ILM London. Work on blockbuster films, refining realistic motion capture in a premier hybrid studio. Apply for 2026!
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Lead Motion Editor – ILM London
Become a Lead Motion Editor at ILM London. Drive the technical heartbeat of motion capture for the world’s biggest films in a hybrid role.
Texture Artist (All Levels) – ILM London
Become a Texture Artist at ILM London. Craft hyper-realistic surfaces for iconic film creatures in a premier hybrid role. Apply now!
Senior Paint Artist & Roto Artist – ILM Australia
Industrial Light & Magic (ILM Australia) is seeking an elite Senior Paint Artist & Roto Artist to join our premier visual effects studio in Moore Park, Sydney. In the world of high-end VFX, the Paint and Roto department provides the essential foundation upon which all movie magic is built. As a Senior artist at ILM, you are a master of “invisible effects,” responsible for the seamless integration of digital elements into live-action plates for the world’s biggest blockbuster franchises. Founded by George Lucas in 1975, ILM has set the standard for visual effects for nearly half a century. Our Sydney studio is a critical hub in a global network that includes San Francisco, Vancouver, London, and Mumbai. This is an opportunity to work at the absolute forefront of the digital revolution, contributing to projects that define the future of cinema, VR, AR, and Immersive Cinema. Employment Overview Feature Details Company Name Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) Australia Parent Organization The Walt Disney Company Job Title Senior Paint Artist & Roto Artist Location Moore Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia Job Type Full-Time, Permanent Estimated Salary Range $125,000 – $160,000 AUD (Commensurate with experience) Primary Toolset Silhouette, Nuke, Linux Reporting To Paint & Roto Supervisor The Role: Mastering the Invisible As a Senior Paint & Roto Artist at ILM Australia, you are much more than a technician; you are a digital plastic surgeon and an architect of reality. You will be responsible for delivering high-level invisible effects tasks with minimal supervision, often taking on the most “impossible” shots in a sequence. Your role involves a deep understanding of the “layering math” of digital imaging. You will use your expert artistic eye to remove complex plate artifacts, reconstruct intricate backgrounds behind moving characters, and generate sophisticated mattes that allow Compositors to realize the creative vision of the VFX Supervisor. At the Senior level, we look for artists who are proactive problem-solvers, capable of mentoring the next generation of talent while pushing the boundaries of our internal pipeline. Detailed Responsibilities 1. High-End Technical Execution 2. Creative Ownership and Innovation 3. Leadership and Mentorship Candidate Requirements: Skills and Experience To thrive in the ILM Australia environment, you must possess a blend of technical expertise, artistic sensitivity, and professional dependability. Technical Proficiencies Professional Qualities Workplace Diversity and Representation At ILM Australia, we believe that our work is enriched by a variety of perspectives. We are committed to an inclusive workplace that reflects the diversity of the global audiences we serve. According to Australian industry census data and internal tracking, the VFX sector continues to strive for broader representation. At ILM, we are proud that our global workforce includes over 40% female representation in various leadership and artistic roles, and we actively participate in programs to increase the participation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other underrepresented groups in the Australian creative tech sector. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, nationality, sexual orientation, or disability status. We want to hear your story. About Industrial Light & Magic ILM is the leading effects facility in the world. We have created visual effects for over 325 feature films and have played a key role in 7 of the top 10 worldwide box-office hits of all time. From the groundbreaking work on Star Wars and Jurassic Park to the revolutionary StageCraft technology used in modern production, ILM continues to set the pace for the industry. About The Walt Disney Company As part of The Walt Disney Company, ILM Australia is integrated into a global media powerhouse. Disney’s legacy of world-class storytelling allows our artists to work on the most cherished characters and worlds in history. With operations in more than 40 countries, being part of Disney means your work reaches every corner of the globe. Senior Paint Artist & Roto Artist – ILM Australia Apply now See open roles Explore More Trending Jobs
Production Coordinator – ILM Australia 2026
ILM Australia (Industrial Light & Magic) is currently seeking a highly organized, proactive, and communication-driven Production Coordinator to join our state-of-the-art studio in Moore Park, Sydney. As the vital connective tissue between artistic vision and technical execution, the Production Coordinator plays a pivotal role in ensuring that our visual effects projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the legendary standard of excellence associated with the ILM name globally. Founded by George Lucas in 1975, ILM has been at the forefront of every major digital revolution in cinema history. By joining the ILM Australia team, you will be part of a sophisticated global network that spans San Francisco, Vancouver, London, and Mumbai, contributing to the most significant feature films, streaming series, and immersive experiences in the entertainment industry today. Job Overview: Production Coordinator Feature Details Company Name Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) Australia Parent Organization The Walt Disney Company Job Title Production Coordinator Location Moore Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia Job Type Full-Time, Permanent Estimated Salary Range $90,000 – $120,000 AUD (Based on 2026 market standards) Reporting To Producer and Production Manager Primary Software ShotGrid (Flow Production Tracking), Google Suite, MS Office The Role: Strategic Execution and Communication As a Production Coordinator at ILM Australia, your primary mission is the seamless management of a specific department of artists (e.g., Lighting, Compositing, or Creature Dev). You are the “air traffic controller” for your assigned discipline, balancing the creative needs of Supervisors and Leads with the logistical requirements of the broader show schedule. This is a high-visibility role that requires the ability to juggle multiple priorities while maintaining a calm, professional demeanor under the pressure of tight deadlines. You will act as a primary point of information, ensuring that every member of your team—from the Production Assistants you mentor to the Executive Producers you report to—is aligned and informed. Detailed Responsibilities as Production Coordinator 1. Schedule Management and Tracking 2. Communication and Liaison 3. Review Management and Dailies 4. Leadership and Team Development Candidate Requirements: Skills and Experience We are looking for a candidate who combines a love for the film industry with a meticulous, data-driven approach to project management. Technical Proficiencies Professional Qualities Educational Background Life at ILM Australia Based in the historic Moore Park district of Sydney, ILM Australia is a hub of creativity and cutting-edge technology. When you join our team, you are joining a culture that values: About The Walt Disney Company ILM Australia is proud to be a part of The Walt Disney Company. Disney’s legacy of creating world-class stories and experiences reaches consumers in every corner of the globe. As a Production Coordinator, you are an essential part of a business segment that includes Disney Entertainment and Disney Experiences, helping to bring magic to life for every member of the family. Production Coordinator – ILM Australia 2026 Apply now See open roles
ILM Sydney Australia hiring 3D Animator
ILM Sydney Australia (Industrial Light & Magic), a flagship studio within the global Disney Entertainment ecosystem, is expanding its world-class animation team. Located in the vibrant creative precinct of Moore Park, ILM Sydney stands as a beacon of innovation in the Southern Hemisphere, contributing to the most ambitious visual effects projects in modern cinema. We are seeking a mid-to-senior level Animator who possesses the technical mastery and artistic soul required to bring complex characters to life. At ILM Sydney, you aren’t just moving pixels; you are crafting performances that define the emotional core of a story. From the subtle twitch of a creature’s eye to the earth-shaking physics of an epic battle sequence, your work will set the gold standard for the industry. Employment Overview: 3D Animator Feature Details Company Name Industrial Light & Magic (ILM Sydney Australia) Business Segment Lucasfilm / The Walt Disney Company Job Title Animator Location Moore Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia Job Type Full-Time / Permanent Estimated Salary Range $115,000 – $155,000 AUD (Commensurate with experience) Primary Toolset Autodesk Maya, Linux, Proprietary ILM Tools Reporting To Animation Supervisor The Role: Digital Performance Artist The role of an Animator at ILM Sydney Australia is one of both high-level artistry and rigorous technical execution. You will be responsible for creating high-quality motion for computer-generated characters, creatures, and inanimate objects. This position operates under the general supervision of Senior Animators and Animation Supervisors, providing a collaborative environment where mentorship and professional growth are deeply embedded in the daily workflow. In the Sydney studio, you will join a diverse cohort of artists who are currently pushing the boundaries of what is possible in feature films, streaming content, and immersive experiences. Your objective is to deliver performances that are so seamless and grounded in physics that the audience forgets they are looking at a digital creation. What You Will Be Doing 1. High-Fidelity Shot Production 2. Collaborative Creative Development 3. Performance Reference & Research What We Are Looking For ILM Sydney Australia is a high-performance environment. We seek individuals who are self-motivated, creatively curious, and technically proficient. Educational & Professional Background Technical Skills & Tools The ILM Sydney Experience Joining ILM Sydney Australia means becoming part of a legacy that began in 1975 with George Lucas. Our Sydney studio, while part of a global network (San Francisco, Vancouver, London, Singapore, Mumbai), has its own unique culture—one that blends the relaxed Australian spirit with the relentless pursuit of cinematic perfection. About The Walt Disney Company ILM Sydney Australia is proud to be part of The Walt Disney Company. Disney’s mission is to entertain, inform, and inspire people around the globe through the power of unparalleled storytelling. As an Animator, you are a vital link in that mission. You contribute to the core business segments of Disney Entertainment, helping to create experiences that are both universally and locally cherished. 3D Animator job – ILM Sydney Apply now See open roles Explore More Trending Jobs
Manager, Studio Operations at Industrial Light & Magic, Sydney
Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), a titan in the visual effects industry and a cornerstone of The Walt Disney Company’s creative engine, is seeking a visionary and highly organized Manager, Studio Operations. Based in the iconic Moore Park precinct in Sydney, Australia, this role is the heartbeat of our physical production environment. We are looking for a leader who can balance the technical rigors of facility management with the creative nuance required to support world-class artists. This is not just a facilities role; it is a role designed to cultivate an environment where the next generation of cinematic history is made. Employment Overview: Manager, Studio Operations Feature Details Company Name Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) / Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd. Parent Organization The Walt Disney Company Job Title Manager, Studio Operations Location Moore Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia Job Type Full-Time, Permanent Estimated Salary Range $135,000 – $175,000 AUD (Commensurate with experience) Industry Visual Effects (VFX) / Motion Pictures / Entertainment Reporting Structure Executive in Charge (EIC) The Role: Impact and Scope The Manager, Studio Operations is responsible for the holistic management of ILM Sydney’s physical footprint. You are the custodian of the “Staff Experience,” ensuring that every artist, producer, and technician has a safe, efficient, and inspiring place to work. Your mandate extends beyond mere maintenance. You will proactively lead the Facilities Team, oversee complex infrastructure upgrades, ensure rigorous adherence to Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation, and serve as the primary liaison between ILM and Disney Studios Australia (DSA). Core Responsibilities 1. Facility Leadership & Team Management 2. Strategic Space Planning & Project Management 3. Security, Safety, and Compliance 4. Financial & Administrative Excellence The Ideal Candidate: Skills and Experience To thrive in this role, you must be a “composed problem solver”—someone who can navigate the high-pressure environment of a film studio with grace and strategic foresight. Technical Requirements: Soft Skills: About Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) Founded by George Lucas in 1975, ILM has been the gold standard for visual effects for nearly half a century. From the original Star Wars trilogy to the cutting-edge StageCraft technology used in The Mandalorian, ILM continues to redefine what is possible in cinema. By joining ILM Sydney, you become part of a global network (San Francisco, Vancouver, London, Singapore, Mumbai) that has contributed to 25 of the top 50 box-office hits of all time. We are at the forefront of the digital revolution, expanding into VR, AR, and Immersive Cinema. Diversity and Inclusion Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd. LLC and The Walt Disney Company are Equal Opportunity Employers. We believe that a diverse workforce is a creative workforce. “Disney fosters a business culture where ideas and decisions from all people help us grow, innovate, create the best stories, and be relevant in a rapidly changing world.” We welcome applications from all qualified individuals regardless of race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or age. Our studio in Moore Park is designed to be an inclusive space where everyone can do their best work. Manager, Studio Operations at Industrial Light & Magic Apply now See open roles Explore More Trending jobs
ILM SYDNEY HIRING TRAINING COORDINATOR 2026
As Industrial Light & Magic (ILM Sydney) continues its strategic expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, we are seeking a highly organized and proactive Training Coordinator to join our Sydney studio. This role is a cornerstone of our Studio Talent Group (STG), serving as the primary liaison between global artist management, local training teams, and our diverse roster of world-class digital artists. The Training Coordinator is responsible for the seamless execution of educational programs, ranging from high-level technical onboarding to creative enrichment classes like sculpting and drawing. This position offers a unique opportunity to shape the professional development landscape of the world’s leading visual effects facility while supporting the next generation of talent through programs like The Jedi Academy Job Overview: TRAINING COORDINATOR Category Details Company Name Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) — A Lucasfilm / Disney Company Job Title Training Coordinator Job Type Full-Time Location Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Business Segment Studio Talent Group (STG) / Artist Management Industry Film & Television Visual Effects (VFX) Experience Required 2+ Years in Fast-Paced International Environments Education Bachelor’s Degree Advantageous Reports To STG Leadership / Regional Training Manager 2. Compensation & Salary Guide (Sydney Market) The following salary benchmarks reflect the current market standards for Training and Development Coordinators within the Sydney-based media and technology sectors. Final compensation is determined by Industrial Light & Magic based on individual experience and qualifications. Professional Level Years of Experience Estimated Annual Salary (AUD) Additional Benefits Associate Coordinator 1–3 Years $70,000 – $85,000 Superannuation & Bonus Standard Coordinator 3–5 Years $85,000 – $105,000 Healthcare & Disney Perks Senior Training Lead 5+ Years $105,000 – $130,000 Full Executive Package Note: All positions at ILM Sydney Australia include statutory superannuation and access to exclusive The Walt Disney Company employee benefits, including worldwide theme park access and content discounts. 3. About Industrial Light & Magic (ILM Sydney) Founded in 1975 by George Lucas, ILM is the undisputed global leader in visual effects. Our legacy includes: 4. Detailed Role & Responsibilities The Training Coordinator acts as the engine for the Studio Talent Group, ensuring that the logistics of education never hinder the speed of production. Core Administrative Coordination Production & Professional Development Creative Enrichment & Special Programs Internal Communications 5. Required Skills & Technical Competencies To thrive in this high-pressure, creatively charged environment, the successful candidate must possess: 6. Experience & Education Requirements 7. Culture and Environment This position is with ILM Sydney Pty. Ltd.. As part of The Walt Disney Company, we foster a culture where ideas from all backgrounds help us grow and innovate. We are a diversified international family entertainment enterprise that values world-class storytelling and locally cherished experiences. TRAINING COORDINATOR at ILM SYDNEY, 2026 Apply now See open roles Explore More Trending Jobs
Junior Compositor at Industrial Light & Magic
Welcome to the forefront of cinematic history. At Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), we don’t just make movies; we define the visual language of the future. Founded by George Lucas in 1975, ILM has been the engine behind the most iconic moments in film, from the twin suns of Tatooine to the groundbreaking digital artistry of the modern era. We are looking for a Junior Compositor to join our San Francisco team—someone with a sharp eye, a collaborative spirit, and a relentless passion for the “invisible art” of visual effects. Job Overview: Junior Compositor Feature Details Company Industrial Light & Magic (A Lucasfilm / Disney Company) Position Title Junior Compositor Location San Francisco, California, United States Job Type Full-Time Hiring Range $67,900 – $86,900 per year Experience Level Junior / Entry-Level Primary Toolset Foundry Nuke Benefits Medical, Financial, 401(k), Bonus & Long-term Incentives (based on level) Position Summary As a Junior Compositor at ILM, you are the final architect of the frame. Your mission is to seamlessly blend live-action footage with computer-generated (CG) elements to create a singular, photorealistic image. You will work under the guidance of world-class Compositing Supervisors and Lead Artists to ensure that every shot meets the aesthetic integrity and technical excellence our clients expect. What You’ll Do Seamless Integration: Combine 2D and 3D elements, performing tasks such as tracking, matte extraction (keying), layering, and color grading. Creative Evaluation: Collaborate with VFX Supervisors to determine the best technical and creative approach for simple to moderately complex shots. Maintain Continuity: Ensure color balance and visual quality are consistent across entire sequences to maintain a uniform cinematic look. Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration: Partner with lighting, FX, and layout artists to troubleshoot assets and optimize the compositing pipeline. What We’re Looking For Artistic Foundation: A strong background in fine arts, photography, or cinematography. You must have an innate understanding of how light, shadow, and color behave in the real world. Technical Proficiency: Professional experience with Nuke is required. Familiarity with Unix/Linux environments and the ability to write Nuke gizmos or Python plugins is a major plus. Aesthetic Judgment: A portfolio or “reel” that demonstrates a sophisticated sense of composition, design, and an uncompromising eye for photorealism. The ILM Mindset: A proactive team player who thrives in the fast-paced, high-stakes environment of a global VFX powerhouse. The 2026 VFX Landscape & Diversity In 2026, the VFX industry is more dynamic than ever. We are moving beyond traditional rendering into the realms of Real-Time StageCraft, AI-assisted cleanup, and Immersive Cinema. ILM remains committed to leading this charge while fostering a workplace that reflects the global audience we serve. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at a Glance: At ILM and The Walt Disney Company, we believe that diverse teams drive the innovation required to tell world-class stories. Innovation Impact: Research shows that racially diverse teams make decisions 60% faster than non-diverse teams, and gender-diverse companies are 15% more likely to outperform their peers. Workforce Trends: As of 2026, approximately 72% of employees in the creative tech sector report that workplace diversity is a primary driver of their job satisfaction and creativity. Our Commitment: We actively champion an environment where candidates of all backgrounds—regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability—have the tools to thrive. In the U.S. tech and media landscape, while progress is ongoing, we are dedicated to closing the gap where currently only about 28% of the tech workforce is comprised of women. About Industrial Light & Magic ILM is the leading effects facility in the world, having contributed to over 325 feature films. Our work is seen in 25 of the top 50 worldwide box-office hits of all time. We are currently at the forefront of the digital revolution, breaking new ground in Virtual Production (StageCraft), AR/VR, and Immersive Storytelling. Joining ILM means becoming part of a legacy that has earned 15 Academy Awards for Best Visual Effects and countless other honors. About The Walt Disney Company Disney is a leading diversified international entertainment enterprise. From our humble beginnings as a cartoon studio in the 1920s to the global powerhouse of today, we continue to create world-class stories. This position is with Lucasfilm Ent Co Ltd, LLC, part of the Industrial Light & Magic business unit. Lucasfilm is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate the unique voices that help us grow, innovate, and create the best stories in the galaxy.
Paint & Roto Artist – Jedi Academy Program 2026
Paint & Roto Artist Job Overview Company: Industrial Light & Magic (a division of Lucasfilm, owned by The Walt Disney Company) Job Title: Paint & Roto Artist (Jedi Academy Program) Job Type: Full-Time (12-Month Paid Contract) Location: Moore Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia Work Model: Hybrid (On-site Studio Presence Required) Seniority Level: Entry-Level / Junior Required Experience: Recent Graduate or Early-Career Portfolio Salary Range: Competitive / Paid Training Reporting Structure: Paint & Roto Supervisor / Training Lead Industry: Visual Effects (VFX) & Motion Pictures Eligibility: Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident (NSW Resident) Executive Summary Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), a titan in the visual effects industry and a cornerstone of Lucasfilm, is proud to announce the opening of applications for the 2026 Jedi Academy Program specializing in Paint & Roto. Located in the creative hub of Moore Park, Sydney, this prestigious entry-level initiative is designed to identify and nurture the next generation of VFX talent.Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) is seeking passionate, high-potential artists who embody the innovative spirit and collaborative mindset that has defined ILM for over four decades. As a “Jedi Apprentice,” you will embark on a structured, paid 12-month journey, beginning with intensive technical training followed by hands-on production experience on world-class feature films. This is a rare opportunity to launch your career at the forefront of digital filmmaking, learning proprietary workflows and contributing to the legacy of the world’s leading effects facility. Company Overview: The ILM Legacy Founded in 1975 by George Lucas to bring Star Wars to life, Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) has set the global standard for visual effects for nearly 50 years. From the birth of motion-control photography to the invention of OpenEXR and the revolution of real-time production with StageCraft, ILM has consistently moved the goalposts of what is possible in cinema. With a portfolio of over 325 feature films, ILM has contributed to some of the most stunning images in film history. As a division of The Walt Disney Company, we benefit from a vast international network of storytellers and technologists. In Sydney, our studio reflects this global excellence, blending a local passion for filmmaking with the massive resources of a worldwide powerhouse. Joining ILM means joining a community that values diversity, inclusion, and the relentless pursuit of “the impossible.” Role Overview: The Paint & Roto Department At ILM, the Paint & Roto department is not merely a stepping stone; it is a specialized discipline where artists build long, rewarding, and highly creative careers. This department serves as the foundation of the VFX pipeline, solving complex visual challenges that range from matte creation to procedural plate clean-up. The Jedi Academy is our premier entry-level program. Successful candidates will not be “assistants”—they will be artists-in-training. You will learn to manipulate live-action plates with surgical precision, utilizing traditional frame-by-frame hand painting alongside emerging automated processes. The program is designed to transform “raw” artistic talent into professional VFX proficiency, focusing on the core fundamentals of photorealism, perspective, and technical problem-solving. Key Responsibilities & Learning Outcomes Technical Execution & Training Rotoscoping Mastery: Develop a deep understanding of 2D animation principles to create articulate, frame-by-frame mattes for organic and hard-surface objects. Plate Preparation: Learn the art of “Prep,” including the seamless removal of wires, rigs, and tracking markers from live-action footage. Hand Painting: Master organic hand-painting techniques to recreate textures and light patterns across moving frames. Plate Reconstruction: Break down and rebuild various segments of a live-action plate through the creation and implementation of self-made elements and clean-plate projections. Artistic Judgement Photorealism: Develop a “VFX eye” to judge color, lighting, perspective, and grain structure to ensure all work integrates invisibly into the original footage. Procedural Logic: Learn to identify when to use manual paint versus procedural or automated clean-up methodologies to maximize efficiency without sacrificing quality. Pipeline & Collaboration Proprietary Tools: Gain exclusive access and training on ILM’s world-class proprietary toolsets and internal pipeline (including integrated Nuke workflows). Creative Communication: Learn to speak specifically about your work, detailing the creative vision and technical choices during daily reviews (dailies). Team Synergy: Collaborate with senior artists and supervisors, showing a curious learner’s mindset and a willingness to integrate feedback. Required & Preferred Qualifications The Ideal Candidate Education: A Bachelor’s Degree in VFX, Visual Arts, Digital Media, or Animation is preferred, but we welcome Fine Arts graduates or self-taught artists with exceptional portfolios. Passion for Roto/Paint: A genuine, demonstrated interest in making a career specifically within the Paint & Roto discipline. VFX Foundations: A general understanding of the VFX pipeline and a foundational knowledge of filmmaking fundamentals, such as composition and storytelling. Legal Status: You must be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident and currently reside in (or be a long-term resident of) New South Wales. Technical & Creative Toolkit Artistic Talent: A strong creative portfolio or showreel demonstrating a high level of aesthetic skill. Adaptability: An eager, open-minded approach to learning new methodologies, including the integration of emerging technologies and AI-assisted processes. Attention to Detail: An obsessive focus on the “invisible” details that maintain the illusion of reality in film. The Jedi Academy Program Details Commencement Date: May 4th, 2026. Duration: 12 months (paid). Training Phase: The first 6–12 weeks consist of intensive, full-time training led by ILM veterans. Production Phase: Following training, you will transition to “on-the-job” development, working on active ILM projects. Work Schedule: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Model: Hybrid—onsite at our Moore Park studio with occasional work-from-home flexibility. Benefits and Perks Paid Professional Training: Receive a competitive salary while learning from the world’s best VFX supervisors. Career Foundation: Graduation from the Jedi Academy is a globally recognized mark of quality and often leads to long-term employment within the Disney/ILM ecosystem. Inclusive Culture: Join a studio that believes diversity is integral to success. We prioritize a sense of belonging and value ideas from all levels. World-Class Facilities: Work in our state-of-the-art Sydney studio located in the vibrant Moore Park precinct. Application Process & … Read more