For the independent psychological science fiction film Artificial Soul, we are looking for an experienced and creative VFX Artist. The film is currently in the post-production phase.
The story revolves around artificial intelligence, obsession, control, and the blurring of the line between humans and technology. We are looking for someone who can create subtle, realistic, and cinematic visual effects that naturally complement the existing footage.

What we offer
A paid low-budget assignment
Clear agreements per shot or per work package
A creative collaboration with the director and editor
Mention in the end credits
Possibility to use selected shots in your showreel after the premiere, in consultation.
An ambitious international film project with festival objectives
Compensation is determined based on experience, availability, and the scope and complexity of the assigned shots.

Location
Nederland-Belgie



Period
August and September 2026. The exact schedule and deadlines will be determined in consultation.

Job requirements / profile
The duties may include, among other things:
Green-screen keying and background replacement
Object removal and cleanup work
Tracking, rotoscoping and compositing
Screen and interface replacement
Adding or modifying small objects in existing scenes
Subtle science fiction effects on skin, eyes, hands, or other body parts
Integrating light, energy, and technological effects
Any set of extensions and image corrections
Delivering high-quality VFX shots that match a realistic, cinematic style.
Experience with After Effects, Nuke, Fusion, Blender, or similar software is desirable. More important than specific software is a strong showreel and demonstrable experience with realistic compositing work.
We are looking for someone who can work independently, is technically precise, communicates well, and is open to creative feedback. Experience with feature films, science fiction, or low-budget productions is a plus.

Spoken / language requirements
Dutch-English

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