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Concept Artist/Illustrator (Casual Temporary) Through innovative storytelling and a culture of collaboration, Disney Live Entertainment creates, produces, and delivers remarkable and engaging entertainment experiences. From the intimate to the spectacular, our work can be seen at Disney theme parks, resort hotels, cruise ships, and other locations around the world.What You Will Do Demonstrate excellent visual storytelling skills using several visual methods – quick sketch, storyboards, mood boards, environments, character sketches, full illustration, and fine art digital painting.Work independently on assigned projects requiring minimal direction.Collaborate and interact with internal partners such as Art Directors, Show Directors, Walt Disney Imagineering, and Marketing Support to design efforts for non-entertainment partners from different lines of business across The Walt Disney Company.Build and develop relationships with clients, vendors, and other supporting departments.Work on all levels of projects from intimate to spectacular in scale.Give feedback on the labor required to complete a project.Required Qualifications & Skills Minimum of 5 years of experience in the Entertainment Industry working in show development and operation of live shows drafting ground plans, detail drawings, schematics, 3D images, etc.Outstanding ability and skill in hand drawing and sketching.Excellent command of a variety of art styles, from line art to full illustration.Strong understanding of Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop).Outstanding knowledge of Disney characters, ensuring that all character artwork is on-model and brand-appropriate.Proven dedication to staying current with industry trends.Willingness to work flexible hours – nights, weekends, holidays.Preferred Qualifications Modeling experience in 3D design tools.Proven experience in animation and character design.Proficiency in other languages is a plus.Education College degree or equivalent previous experience in the technical aspects of Theater Arts, Fine Arts, Visual Arts, or Graphic Arts, with focus on live show entertainment.Compensation The hiring range for this position in Florida is $49,800.00–$66,720.00 per year based on a 24‑hour work week. The amount of hours scheduled per week may vary based on business needs. A bonus and/or long‑term incentive units may be provided as part of the compensation package, in addition to the full range of medical, financial, and other benefits, dependent on the level and position offered.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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