Playtika Holding Corp. is an Israeli digital entertainment company specializing in the development and publication of mobile games.
Responsibilities: - Animate visual effects, UI components, characters and backgrounds, based on created art assets, as well as creating animation from scratch. - Create high-quality animation in a range of styles that fits the theme in a timely manner.
Requirements: - Advanced proficiency in Spine (rigging, animating, IK, transform constraints, 2.5D animation, mesh/weights). - Mastery of basic animation principles. - Basic Photoshop skills (layers, smart objects) to export easily into Spine. - Experience with particle system. - VFX - advanced. - Adobe Animate - as a plus. - Advance understanding of game UI animation. - Intermediate level of English. 👉Read description
Playtika Holding Corp. is an Israeli digital entertainment company specializing in the development and publication of mobile games.
Responsibilities: - Animate visual effects, UI components, characters and backgrounds, based on created art assets, as well as creating animation from scratch. - Create high-quality animation in a range of styles that fits the theme in a timely manner.
Requirements: - Advanced proficiency in Spine (rigging, animating, IK, transform constraints, 2.5D animation, mesh/weights). - Mastery of basic animation principles. - Basic Photoshop skills (layers, smart objects) to export easily into Spine. - Experience with particle system. - VFX - advanced. - Adobe Animate - as a plus. - Advance understanding of game UI animation. - Intermediate level of English. 👉Read description
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