Tracking Artist: This role focuses specifically on camera tracking and matchmoving. Tracking artists are responsible for accurately recreating the camera movement and perspective of live-action shots in the virtual environment, ensuring that visual effects elements seamlessly align with the filmed footage.

Layout Artist: Layout artists use the tracked camera data provided by matchmove artists to place virtual assets, characters, and objects into the scene. They establish the initial composition and positioning, creating a foundation for other departments to build upon.

Previsualization Artist (Previs): Previs artists use matchmove data to create rough visualizations of scenes before they are filmed. This helps directors and production teams plan camera movements, framing, and overall scene dynamics, contributing to efficient and effective shooting.

3D Animator: Rotoanim artists can transition to 3D animation roles, leveraging their understanding of camera movement to create realistic character and object animations that align seamlessly with the live-action shots.

Virtual Production Specialist: With the rise of virtual production techniques, matchmove artists can contribute to creating virtual environments and integrating live-action footage in real-time setups for film, TV, and gaming projects.

Supervisor or Lead Artist: With experience, Matchmove artists can progress to lead or supervisory roles, overseeing teams of artists, coordinating projects, and ensuring quality and consistency in camera tracking and integration across shots.

Freelance Artist: Many Matchmove artists choose to work as freelancers, collaborating with multiple VFX studios on a project basis. This allows them to gain diverse experience and exposure to different types of projects.

Training and Education: Experienced Matchmove artists can transition to roles in education and training, sharing their expertise by teaching the next generation of artists the intricacies of camera tracking and integration.