Freelance 3D Visualiser

As a Freelance 3D Visualiser at StudioXAG, your key responsibilities will include crafting high-end photorealistic 3D visualisations for retail design projects, collaborating with the design team to offer 3D visualisation advice, and taking ownership of the visualisation process post-briefing. You'll also support junior members in their learning and ensure that all outputs meet the deadline requirements and high-quality standards set by the studio.

StudioXAG is looking for a Freelance 3D Visualiser with at least 5 years of experience in 3D visualisation, ideally from an agency or freelance background. A background in retail design or architecture is essential, especially in creating high-quality renders for luxury sector projects. Proficiency in C4D with Redshift and Sketchup with V-Ray, as well as knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, is also required for the role.

Essential skills for a Freelance 3D Visualiser at StudioXAG include expert knowledge of lighting, materialisation, and rendering settings for creating world-class visuals. Attention to detail, strong organisational abilities, and the capacity to adapt styles to various project needs are also crucial. Additionally, experience with 3D animation and video will be advantageous, enhancing your candidacy for the role.

The Freelance 3D Visualiser position at StudioXAG is primarily remote, allowing you the flexibility to work from your chosen location. However, there may be occasional requests to attend briefings and collaborative meetings at the studio to discuss complex projects in person. Candidates should be prepared for this level of on-site involvement as needed.

StudioXAG is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment for all team members. We believe that different perspectives enhance creativity and storytelling. As a Freelance 3D Visualiser, you will be welcomed as a valuable member of our studio community, where equality and inclusivity are at the core of our business principles.

Absolutely! When discussing a project, explain the client’s vision and needs, the challenges you faced, and how you overcame them. Describe your creative process and the tools used, such as C4D or Sketchup. Be sure to highlight the feedback received from the client once your visuals were presented.

To handle tight deadlines, prioritize tasks effectively and set realistic timelines for all project phases. Communicate regularly with team members to stay aligned and, if possible, break down larger tasks into manageable steps. Always ensure you allocate enough time for revisions based on feedback, which is where teamwork really shines.

To adapt my style, I start with thorough research on the client’s brand identity and target audience. I explore their previous projects to understand their expectations. I also work closely with the design team to define the visual style needed for each project, ensuring it resonates with what the client envisions.

Yes, mentoring junior team members is something I enjoy. I believe in fostering a supportive learning environment, where I share valuable techniques and industry insights. I encourage questions and provide constructive feedback to help them develop their skills, ensuring they feel confident in their visualisation tasks.

Challenges can range from technical difficulties with software to miscommunication on project briefs. I overcame these by maintaining open channels of communication with my team and client, making sure to clarify expectations early on. I also took initiative in teaching myself new techniques when I faced hurdles, ensuring the project remained on track.

I stay updated by subscribing to industry newsletters, attending webinars, and participating in online forums like dedicated social media groups. I also follow leading visualisation professionals and companies to see what innovations are emerging. I believe continuous learning is vital in this fast-paced field.

I am proficient in C4D with Redshift, Sketchup with V-Ray, and Adobe Creative Suite. In my workflow, I often start my projects in Sketchup for modeling, then use C4D for rendering and achieving photorealistic finishes. I incorporate Adobe tools during the post-processing stage for enhancements and presentations.

Certainly! In a past project, feedback indicated my lighting was overly bright. I appreciated the insight and took it as an opportunity to enhance my skills. I revisited my settings and made adjustments, resulting in much better output. I view constructive criticism as integral for growth in my craft.

My process starts with understanding the project briefs and goals through discussions with the team. Then, I move on to the modeling phase, where I create base structures before refining with details. I plan lighting and materialisation carefully for the rendering phase, followed by feedback sessions to polish the final product before presentation.

I've worked on various retail projects, including luxury store displays and pop-up installations. Each required a tailored approach to visual storytelling and adapting to brand aesthetics. I find that each project teaches me something new about aligning visuals with client values, which is crucial for success at StudioXAG.