Role Call Roundup: Animation jobs from February 23 to March 1

Fall in, recruits! And welcome to CartoonRecruit.com’s weekly Role Call Roundup. On the main page, I monitor and curate links to job posts (updated daily) from an ever-expanding list of animation studios. This blog is where I collect job posts from the past week and reflect on hiring trends across the animation industry.

This week, we added 61 jobs to our directory — including 14 remote animation jobs from February 23 to March 1. To date CartoonRecruit.com has featured 2096 unique job posts since August 2024 and we are adding more every day.

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Hybrid and on-site highlights

Want your next production to be inside an animation studio? Like, corporeally and not through a Zoom call or manila envelopes carried by teams of songbirds? The jobs in this category include listings that are either entirely on-site or require a set amount of time collaborating with peers in-person throughout the week.

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Remote work highlights

Looking for productions which offer the flexibility to work from home full-time? CartoonRecruit.com sorts remote jobs into two categories. “Remote” is for jobs that can be performed within a wide geographic area, while “Remote (Local)” only allows for remote work in a specific city or region.

These distinctions can be important, as it’s not unusual for TV and film productions to be supported by tax credits which incentivize hiring employees in a particular region.

Remote highlights:

Remote (Local) highlights:

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