[ecrea] Lecturer: VFX (0.5 FTE)

*LECTURER: VFX (0.6 FTE)*

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Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) is a successful specialist 
university, offering high-quality education at undergraduate and 
postgraduate levels. Ourdynamic, contemporary and creative provision of 
arts, design, architecture and media courses is delivered from a unique 
campus in the heart of Norwich. Graduate employability, student 
satisfaction and research are key factors in our acknowledged success 
and national profile.

Recently, NUA was named as the outright winner of the Excellence and 
Innovation in the Arts section of the Times Higher Education Awards and 
has been top in successive National Student Surveys from 2013 to 2015. 
NUA is a leading contributor to the cultural and economic life of the 
city and country, and a distinctive, high-quality specialist university 
providing the future workforce for the creative industries.

We are looking for a suitably qualified candidate, experienced in Nuke 
software, who will be able tocontribute to the further development and 
ambition of the BA (Hons) VFX programme. The main emphasis of this new 
role will be to provide additional support, assisting in the delivery of 
practical 2D and 3D VFX compositing tuition. The course is centred 
around concepts of World Building and the Photoreal, so experience of 
Lens-based image acquisition and integration is especially advantageous.

Having a broad view of the applications of VFX software and practices 
beyond Film would be an advantage, as students explore Film, TV, 
Arch-Viz and visualization destinations as part of their studies.

The successful applicant will be able to evidence industry experience 
and be able to demonstrate they have the teaching experience or an 
ability to communicate often technical concepts, especially advance Nuke 
software training, to creative practitioners with the ability to use and 
develop innovative learning and teaching strategies. The role requires 
good organisation and team working skills, commitment to enhancing the 
student experience and ability to clearly communicate the relationship 
between professional practice and course curriculum to promote student 
employability.

*Closing date:  Friday 29^th April 2016*

*Interviews will be held on: Monday 16^th May 2016*

Application packs and further details for the above post are available 
at www.nua.ac.uk/jobs email (jobs /at/ nua.ac.uk) or telephone 01603 756243.

Committed to equality and valuing diversity

Regards,

*Professor Richard Sawdon Smith*

Dean of Arts & Media

Norwich University of the Arts

Francis House

3-7 Redwell Street

Norwich NR2 4SN

United Kingdom

Dean’s Office: (dam /at/ nua.ac.uk) <mailto:(dam /at/ nua.ac.uk)>


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