Prop Modeler & Look Dev Artists

Join the Stirling Animation Studio team on a Magic Light Pictures' production. Please review the information for the role below and then complete the short application form. We will be in touch if you are shortlisted for interview.

ABOUT THE ROLES

We are looking for Prop Modellers with texture painting and UV experience. There are two roles available at a Mid or Junior level. Responsibilities: Creating 3D stylised Props Effectively realising a 2D concept through to 3D Creating clean UV maps and baking out texture maps for use in surfacing Producing render tests for the approval process Working within a team of modelling artists and regularly communicating between your Team Lead, Directors and Art Director. Managing your assets and time efficiently to meet deadlines Responding positively, acting on notes and feedback from our Art Directors, Directors, Character Supervisor, CG Supervisor Reporting to your Team Lead & Line Producer if there are any issues to flag that may affect the schedule

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

Demonstrable experience of using Maya for Modelling, Sculpting, UV Unwrapping, Texturing and Surfacing tasks Familiarity with Substance Painter and PBR texturing workflows. Interpreting volume and form when creating models from concept designs Demonstration of knowledge and understanding of clean topology practices, particularly when it comes to subdivision modelling Team player and great collaborator Creative eye with excellent problem solving skills Strong working knowledge of 3D software packages and pipelines Ability and experience meeting demanding deadlines whilst retaining a high quality level of work Knowledge of Unreal Engine would be a bonus, which can be from a games, feature or vfx background. Artists must be based regionally within the UK (outside the M25) and we're particularly keen to connect with Scotland-based artists. LOCATION: Fully remote or Scottish-based artists would be welcome to work hybrid from our studio in Stirling. CONTRACT TYPE: Roles will be offered on a freelance contract, expected to start from August or October 2026 running until early 2027. HOURS: Our standard studio hours are 7 working hours a day (usually 10am to 6pm), Monday to Friday. We are open to discussing flexible working hours on an individual basis where this is possible within the production pipeline. ACCESS REQUIREMENTS: We are committed to providing a working environment that is inclusive, accessible and welcoming for all team members. If you have individual access requirements, we're open to discussing these throughout the recruitment process to make sure we can make arrangements to support you. SHARE YOUR DETAILS: Please ensure you provide either a copy of your CV or your LinkedIn profile along with a link to a portfolio/showreel (providing the password if required). We accept alternate format submissions including video or audio files if preferred - please keep these under 2 minutes. We encourage you to complete the form as early as possible as we may update job listings or close applications when roles are filled. We will delete any details you share with us after 12 months and so we encourage you to resend your details at any time to update the information we have recorded. Please see our Privacy Policy for further information here -