Zoic Studios
U.S. General Application
Job Description
Thank you for your interest in Zoic Studios!
If you don't see the position you'd like to apply for listed on our careers page, please feel free to submit your application through this posting. Please use the cover letter area to tell us a bit more about your focus and skill set.
Though we are currently 100% remote at this time, we do have physical locations in both Los Angeles and New York.
As things heat up we will review, and if a position comes up that matches your skills, we will reach out!
- Zoic Studios LA Recruitment Team
Zoic Studios
A visual effects and animation studio creating content for film, television, and advertising industries.
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