Reel FX reviews

-company politics, rumors. no matter how much they try, rumors and politics circulate down to the employees. depending on the rumor or info, it may cause you to have a bad day. -upper management won't care about you. they have no concept of employee appreciation or reinvesting. -benefits are very minimal. no perks, no bonuses, no over time pay. -jobs seem to be underbid just to get them in, which causes artists to always get overworked with no real benefit other than a 'job well done' -they seemingly do not care about long time employees quitting in mass quantities -it is the only large animation studio in the area -they dangle a carrot to keep your hopes up for future feature work, but never commit to it. -jobs seem to be understaffed a lot, causing you to work extra hours and make up their mistakes.

- NO OVERTIME PAY. - Pay is a low for industry. - Artists weren't involved in any sort of dailies. (at least for my project) - Majority of employees were transient freelancers and apprentices. - It's in Texas. - Had to work some Saturdays whether there was work or not. - Crunch time was longer than it needed to be, or should have been. - Some employees, especially lower management, were severely over-worked. - Horrible coffee provided, no milk for coffee.