FAQ

If you are applying for a full-time position, kindly apply online through our careers page. We will need your CV and a cover letter (in PDF format), along with a link to your online reel/portfolio. Please include a detailed breakdown of your contribution to each shot on your reel (no attachments, please!).

We don’t quote salaries until we are speaking with individuals about a job offer.

Yes, we do have an internship program open to students who have recently completed their study and are passionate about getting hands-on production experience. However these positions are very limited and get filled fairly quick. Please visit our Internship page for available internship opportunities. We will need your CV and a cover letter (in PDF format), along with a link to your online reel/portfolio. Please include a detailed breakdown of your contribution to each shot on your reel (no attachments, please!).

If you are having difficulty with the online application form, please email jobs@kroftlestudios.com 

Please include your desired position in the subject of your email, attach your CV and a cover letter (in PDF format), along with a link to your online reel/portfolio. Please include a detailed breakdown of your contribution to each shot on your reel.

We appreciate the time taken by all applicants and we like to give as many replies as we can. However , due to high volume of applicants, we may not be able to reach out to every applicant. If you are shortlisted for an interview, we will contact you via email/phone. Please do not call or visit our office to confirm the status of your application.

We highly recommend applying online through our careers page or internship page. Please do not send us printed CV or hard-copies of your reel! Hard-copies and extra materials sent by mail will not be returned or kept on file. However, it may be brought in at the time of interview if necessary.

We suggest to browse  our guideline page. Your best work, and only that. Mediocre work will always drag the better material down. Think about what is relevant to the job you are applying for.   Show it to someone who’s opinion you trust and who knows what they are talking about, and try to consider their criticism ojbectively.

It is always good to keep your showreel short, sharp and sweet. It is far better to leave your audience wanting more, than for them to be bored and fast forwarding. 2 minutes is more than enough.

It is not really necessary however, if you are applying as an artist then it is a plus.

As long as you see the job posting of your interest on our careers page or internship page, the position would be available. Once a position is filled, it will be taken off our website.