MPC Film

On a regular day at MPC, I would arrive approximately 15 minutes early to enjoy the complimentary breakfasts. Proceed to my desk and begin checking emails and what was completed by the night shift to understand the targets we were expected to hit for that day. As an editor in the editorial department, we were the liaison between the client and the supervising vfx editor. Our duties included but weren't limited to running review sessions, client calls, ingesting material on the hub, as well as in-house highlight reels and communicating with other departments (mainly production assistants and animators) to make sure all the materials required to carry out their respective duties were available when expected.

They hire you with low salaries, to work on movies that make billions.
They have Technicolor Academy, In the moment you become too advanced and expensive, they substitute you for a lower qualified person, to pay less salaries. 
They are flooding the market with people, and they don't really care about anyone.
The HR is not clear, doesn't give you any feedback.
They trick the Immigration system, saying they need more people, but the fact is they don't need more people, they just want to pay less.
The work environment is very competitive, with inflated egoes. 
You will do a lot of overtime and get really stressed and tired. 
They do not care about your life, your plans, they do not offer  professional relocation.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Unique opportunity to work in exciting and great projects. Hybrid work was great and studio location as well.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
We faced a lot of technical issues, the pipeline works in a way that make most of the department over work or spend more time to complete the tasks. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Company has a lot to improve in terms of culture. There's a bigger sense of producing bigger numbers rather than experience and quality.

Working as an artist at MPC Film means getting paid poorly to work hard on poorly organized but cool projects.  The animation department is full of awesome people and there is good effort to create a fun culture.  There is a lot of competition for good shots.  Management is happy to have high turnover to pay as little as possible, so there are a lot more juniors than people with experience.

It's a first approach to the industry for a lot of artists, just expect a very low salary. The environment it was good and most of the People were happy to help or guide you but management side is another story. 
You will learn a lot for sure but can be stressful and frustrating 

Working at MPC was a very cool experience in terms of the type of work the company is involved in. I did find that it has a very corporate feel where every employee is replaceable and the opportunity for growth can be slow and limiting.

They renew your contract every few months. The projects are very cool, but you are just a number for the company. If the project change, you won´t be renewed.
Very bad salary for the 3d cinema market

It is a really fun place to work at. Lots of big projects. Nice location. Great people. However, management is a bit shady on their practices. Not following through on their word and overall disorganized.

Good environment, fun loving people, great management , good working culture, soft activities, respectful environment, cultural activities, good packages.

I was told my job was secure and was let go a week later. Not very organized place to work with poor planning on project. Hard to voice your opinion from a lower level.

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