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[AffinityPixel]

Affinity Pixel Entertainment is looking for a digital or traditional artist for our game Fallen Angels. Fallen Angels is a retro inspired First Person Shooter set in a fictional city based on Chicago & New York City. Our target platforms are PS4, XBONE & PC.

Plot summary: On a cold, dark night private detective Michael Thane saves a mysterious woman named Delia from harm. Claiming the attack may have been caused by a growingly notorious man by the name of Whitman, Michael pursues her attackers to investigate. Confronted with murder scenes, gang fights, and haunted by memories of his past, Michael makes his own calls on how his investigation plays out.

The art needs to look exactly like it would in the 1930s & 1940s.

Reference 01: http://www.mardecortesbaja.com/OutPastPosterBaja.jpg
Reference 02:  http://www.legendaryauctions.com/ItemImages/000084/77983bb_lg.jpeg
Reference 03: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v731/jfirehammer/darkcorner.jpg

TO APPLY:

- minimum 2 years of professional experience
- showcase of your work
- resume & cover letter
- game industry experience is a plus
- must recreate a film noir movie poster with your own original twist for the team to evaluate
*IF YOU DO NOT SEND ME YOUR VERSION OF A FILM NOIR MOVIE POSTER I WILL NOT CONSIDER YOUR RESUME*


Please send your resume to [email protected]. Due to the amount of resumes we receive it is impossible for us to reply to everyone.

Thanks!

John Montoya
Executive Producer for Fallen Angels

IMDb - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4898816/?ref_=fn_vg_tt_1

[Cobralad]

*IF YOU DO NOT SEND ME YOUR VERSION OF A FILM NOIR MOVIE POSTER I WILL NOT CONSIDER YOUR RESUME*

thats harsh

[oahda]

No, it's great how specific that is. Nothing worse than job offers where they only advertise for a role (like "programmer") without saying a word about what the actual job is going to be about, because that's apparently secrets and involves NDA's half the time for no good reason...

Of course, this is not specific enough either with regards to the rest of the game, but at least it gives the artist an idea of what sort of skills they need in a more clear-cut way.

But yeah, OP, you should offer more info. It's a bit like applying for a job in a shop without knowing what kind of shop — perhaps one doesn't agree with the shop's business at all or can't do specific tasks particular to that sort of shop.

[AffinityPixel]

No, it's great how specific that is. Nothing worse than job offers where they only advertise for a role (like "programmer") without saying a word about what the actual job is going to be about, because that's apparently secrets and involves NDA's half the time for no good reason...

Of course, this is not specific enough either with regards to the rest of the game, but at least it gives the artist an idea of what sort of skills they need in a more clear-cut way.

But yeah, OP, you should offer more info. It's a bit like applying for a job in a shop without knowing what kind of shop — perhaps one doesn't agree with the shop's business at all or can't do specific tasks particular to that sort of shop.

Thanks! Updated.

[oahda]

There you go!