While video games rely on a full array of multimedia to keep players engrossed and engaged, there is little doubt that the visual medium is the driving force for most games. It is the visuals of art, effects, colors, etc., that keep players glued to their displays. This undeniable fact is why the video game artist is such an important position for successful game development.

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  DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES [MODIFY THE LIST TO MATCH YOUR REQUIREMENTS]

  The video game artist will:

  • Create visual effects using computer workstations, digital technology, and software applications.

  • Create CGI characters.

  • Produce visuals for video games and mobile applications.

  • Create simulations and mock-ups to be viewed and approved by those involved in media production, including directors, engineers, and editors.

  • Create storyboards to understand the images needed for the storyline and where the images should be used.

  • Adhere to tight deadlines and other constraints to meet production times.

  • Brainstorm with artists and designers to discuss digital animation concepts, gaming ideas, and progress on current projects.

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