Camera/Editor

YOUR MISSION The EPA Academy’s Advanced Programme in International News Photography 2026/27 is now open for applications. With over 40 years of history, EPA Images is one of the world’s largest and most respected news photo agencies. Join the EPA Academy to learn from industry leaders and gain practical experience at the heart of global photojournalism. Our 12-month training programme is designed for emerging photographers aspiring to specialize in the dynamic field of news photography. It provides in-depth instruction in essential technical, journalistic, and photo editing skills. The programme culminates in a two-month professional training, offering participants the opportunity to work under real-world conditions, refine their portfolios, and receive personalized guidance from experienced professionals. Further information can be found here. YOUR PROFILE Admission Requirements 1. Interest in Journalism and Media: - Applicants should demonstrate a clear interest in journalism, media, and visual storytelling. 2. Advanced Photography Skills: - A solid foundation in photography is required, including technical knowledge of camera operation. - Professional experience is not mandatory. - Applicants must submit 10-12 photographs showcasing their previous photography work. The images should reflect strong technical and creative skills, with attention to composition, lighting, storytelling, and the ability to capture diverse contexts. 3. English Language Proficiency: - The programme is conducted in English. - A minimum recommended level of B1 (intermediate) is advised to follow the content effectively. 4. Required Equipment: - Applicants must own a digital camera (DSLR or mirrorless) suitable for news photography. Please apply by 15 August 2026 at the latest.

Description Position at DNEG Job Description Pipeline Developer — Editorial & Post-Production 2 Positions | Fixed-Term Contract (3 Months) | Mumbai, India (On-site) About the Role We are seeking two experienced Editorial Pipeline Developers to join our post-production team on a focused, time-critical engagement. These roles are immediately available. You will be working at the heart of a complex, live feature film production pipeline to solve real problems affecting editorial, VFX, and delivery workflows across multiple departments. This is a focused engagement across three phases: Phase 1 — Immediate rollout of existing tooling to resolve active pipeline bottlenecks. Phase 2 — Improvements, integrations, and automation across downstream departments. Phase 3 — Structured handover to the internal Dneg pipeline team for long-term support The Problem You Will Solve The creative editorial cut is live and multiple editorial systems are currently operating in series. Key objectives include: Method to reconcile clip names, timecodes, and associated technical assets (HDRI, chrome ball, lens grid, Unreal post-viz scene, camera solve) to the correct take Method to diff and produce change order reports Inability to automatically reconcile cut versions or auto-conform to new editorial passes Editorial tools to connect and export / import cut change propagation across: Adobe Premiere (Lipsync), DaVinci Resolve, FMP, ShotGrid, Google Sheets, Foundry Hiero, and Baselight. The immediate strategic response is to point all editorial tools at ShotGrid as the central hub, enabling instant broadcast of cut changes and elimination of manual steps. A proven diffing toolset already exists (built prior to the current engagement) and will be forked and extended — the incoming developer will take primary ownership of its integration and development. Key Responsibilities Phase 1: Immediate Deployment Take ownership of the existing editorial diff toolset and deploy it as-is across the production pipeline Integrate all editorial tools with ShotGrid as the central source of truth Establish automated cut change propagation to eliminate manual upload delays Work with the originating developer during a structured knowledge transfer period Phase 2: Integration & Improvement Extend and improve the inherited toolset to cover all downstream departments error-free and automatically Build robust data flows using OTIO and Python API integrations into Premier, DaVinci Resolve and Baselight Implement automated reconciliation of takes, timecodes, clip names, and associated technical metadata Ensure data integrity across editorial, VFX, audio, and on-set systems Collaborate with the second developer and the broader team including a third developer working on continuity tracking and SQL/FMP processes Phase 3: Handover Produce clear technical documentation of all developed tooling and integrations Support a structured handover to the Dneg internal pipeline team Ensure all work is maintainable and extensible for long-term support Required Skills & Experience Essential Proven experience developing with ShotGrid (Autodesk Flow Production Tracking) APIs Strong Python skills, particularly for pipeline and API integration work Experience with timeline-based problems and editorial pipeline workflows Hands-on experience with OpenTimelineIO (OTIO) Python API integration experience with DaVinci Resolve and/or Baselight Solid understanding of database concepts and data modelling Ability to onboard quickly to a live production and deliver with urgency Strong written and verbal communication in English Highly Desirable Experience in VFX, film, or episodic post-production pipelines Familiarity with editorial tools: DaVinci Resolve, Hiero, Baselight, Premiere Pro Experience with FMP (FileMaker Pro) or similar production management databases Understanding of on-set data and continuity tracking workflows Experience forking and extending an existing codebase within IP constraints Knowledge of HDRI, lens grids, camera solve workflows, or virtual production (VP/Unreal post-viz) Working Arrangements These positions are office-based in Mumbai, India. Candidates must be located in India and able to work from our Mumbai office for the full duration of the contract. Given the live production context, these roles require immediate availability and the ability to hit the ground running. There will be an initial knowledge transfer period with the originating toolset developer. What We Offer The opportunity to work on a high-profile, complex production pipeline at a leading VFX studio A focused, high-impact engagement with clear deliverables and phased success criteria Collaboration with experienced pipeline, editorial, and VFX professionals How to Apply Please submit your CV along with a brief cover note highlighting your relevant ShotGrid and pipeline integration experience. Include examples of previous work involving OTIO, Resolve or Baselight API integration, and any experience with editorial reconciliation or cut management tooling. About Us We are DNEG, one of the world’s leading visual effects and animation companies for the creation of award-winning feature film, television, and multiplatform content. We employ more than 9,000 people with worldwide offices and studios across North America (Los Angeles, Montréal, Toronto, Vancouver), Europe (London), Asia (Bangalore, Mohali, Chennai, Mumbai) and Australia (Sydney). At DNEG, we fundamentally believe that embracing our differences is a vital component of our collective success. We are committed to creating an equitable, diverse and inclusive work environment for our global teams, where everyone feels they matter and belong. We welcome and encourage applications from all, regardless of background, experience or disability. Please let us know if you need any adjustments or support during the application process, we will do our best to accommodate your needs. We look forward to meeting you!