Fieldtone operates like a film crew. Small, precise, intentional.
We are a family of craftspeople building cinema through architecture.
How We Work
Every role carries authorship.
Every frame carries intention.
Craft is iterative. Discipline is respected.
Cinema mindset. Architectural honesty.
Founder · Director of Archvizography
Mohannad Haikal
Head of Visualization
TBD
Head of VFX
TBD
Head of Post Production
TBD
Departments
Visualization
5+ years professional experience in architectural visualization.
Advanced mastery of 3ds Max + Corona Renderer (V-Ray accepted).
Strong Forest Pack & RailClone workflows.
Expert lighting, composition, and cinematic framing.
Deep understanding of architectural intent and storytelling.
Ability to lead projects from Whitecard → Color → Materials → Final.
Efficient AI integration for ideation and workflow enhancement.
Architecture, Design, or Art degree preferred.
1–3 years experience in Archviz.
Strong fundamentals in modeling and lighting.
Working knowledge of 3ds Max + Corona.
Understanding of PBR materials and composition basics.
Curious, disciplined, eager to grow in a cinematic pipeline.
Architecture or Art-related education preferred.
Expert in vegetation and environmental storytelling.
Advanced Forest Pack distribution techniques.
Strong understanding of scale and natural realism.
Experience creating atmospheric depth in exterior scenes.
Portfolio must demonstrate outdoor mastery.
Mastery of Lumen and Global Illumination to replicate natural daylighting and complex artificial interior lighting.
Proficiency in Epic Games' Datasmith for importing CAD/BIM data from Autodesk 3ds Max.
Expertise in Physically Based Rendering (PBR) to ensure materials like brushed steel, oak, or glass react to light exactly as they would in a physical showroom.
Ability to use Blueprints to create "Configurators" (tools that allow a client to change furniture or wall colors with a click).
A showreel focused on photoreal interiors and exteriors. Studios look for clean lines, perfect lighting, and "marketing-ready" aesthetics.
Using tools like Quixel Megascans to quickly populate scenes with realistic foliage, furniture, and textures.
Precision in "Prop Placement"—ensuring furniture is at the correct height and textures align with real-world seams.
Focuses on creating the 3D world and final renders.
Architecture or Art-related education preferred.
Official certification in Unreal Engine for ArchViz or professional training in 3ds Max.
VFX & Simulation
Experience in atmospheric simulation (rain, mist, fog).
TyFlow, Phoenix FD, or similar tools preferred.
Subtle cinematic motion — never exaggerated effects.
Strong understanding of realism and timing.
Pipeline development and workflow optimization.
MAXScript or Python scripting experience.
Render farm workflow understanding.
Performance-driven mindset.
Post Production
Advanced cinematic grading knowledge.
DaVinci Resolve or advanced Photoshop grading.
Strong understanding of tone, contrast, and mood.
Emotion through color — never overprocessed.
Expert blending CG and live atmosphere.
Advanced Photoshop compositing.
After Effects knowledge a plus.
Invisible enhancements only.
Expert-level skills in industry standards like Adobe Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
Familiarity with Adobe After Effects for basic compositing and motion graphics.
Proficiency in basic audio mixing (e.g., matching dialogue and sound effects) and color correction/grading to ensure visual consistency.
An intuitive sense of rhythm and timing to evoke the intended emotional response from the audience.
The ability to spot continuity errors, mismatched audio, or tiny visual glitches.
A compelling collection of edited work that demonstrates versatility across different genres or formats.
Film Production, Media Arts, Cinematography, or Communications degree preffered.
Score Production & SFX
Mastery of Digital Audio Workstations like Logic Pro, Avid Pro Tools, or Steinberg Cubase.
Ability to use tools like Sibelius or Dorico to create sheet music for live musicians.
Familiarity with high-end virtual instrument libraries (e.g., Spitfire Audio or Orchestral Tools) to create realistic orchestral mockups.
Skills in sound design, mixing, and basic mastering to deliver a final, professional-quality score.
A collection of original work demonstrating versatility across genres (e.g., action, drama, horror).
The ability to translate a director’s emotional descriptions (e.g., "make it feel more lonely") into musical choices.
An intuitive understanding of how music interacts with narrative structure and character arcs.
Music Composition, Film Scoring, or Music Production degree preferred.
Applications
We are not actively hiring at this time.
However, we are always open to exceptional talent.
