The Content Producer brings a strong non-fiction creative storytelling background in both production and post-production. They are comfortable navigating pre-production, production, and post-production workflows and applying their technical knowledge of video and audio production. The Content Producer will support quality control efforts across production and post-production, contribute to the creative process, provide story notes when needed, and occasionally support field production.
The ideal candidate has experience on the creative side and can demonstrate proficiency with a creative reel showcasing previous work. The successful candidate will also be responsible for building and maintaining stakeholder relationships and managing expectations throughout the project lifecycle. They must ensure stakeholder expectations and project budgets are reasonably met and communicated throughout the process while supporting the creative team through execution.
Key job responsibilities
Production Operations & Delivery: Collaborate with internal teams and external vendors to assess project requirements, manage schedules, track costs, and ensure efficient end-to-end development and delivery of video assets on time and within budget.
Production Execution: Support all phases of the production process — from conceptualization through final delivery — including casting, location scouting, production logistics, and line producing where necessary, while maintaining high production standards.
Stakeholder & Vendor Management: Obtain necessary approvals, communicate creative feedback to agencies, and provide regular updates to stakeholders on progress, milestones, delays, and budget implications throughout the project lifecycle.
Asset Management: Demonstrate fluency in AV formats and asset management fundamentals within video and digital advertising; support the management and delivery of video assets to key stakeholders across marketing and creative teams.
Process & Documentation: Help establish and maintain production processes, procedures, SOPs, and job tracking mechanisms; educate partner teams on internal video production mandates and workflows.
Business Affairs & Team Collaboration: Support production-focused administrative tasks including contracts, budgets, and billing coordination with legal and finance teams; share knowledge and industry insights with fellow producers and team members.
