The Production Coordinator, Editorial Video will assist the team with all aspects of production, from submitting contracts for shoots to reviewing final deliverables. You will have a passion for creating best practices and processes to ensure our video operations are best in class. You will work alongside a team of talented producers, editors, and production companies and report to the Director of Editorial Video & Audio.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Coordinating production, which includes overseeing timelines, sending call sheets and ensuring final deliverable deadlines are met and required exports are received
Maintaining and implementing best practices and processes relating to video operations, from tracking docs to production meetings
Overseeing all contracts, invoices and POs relating to freelancers, acquiring the proper information and tracking within the budget; knowing the status on any of the above at all times
Securing all the releases (talent and location) needed for shoots in addition to licensing footage and photos
Assisting producers with watching rough and final cuts - ensuring all names are spelled correctly, vendors are credited accurately, and all photos/videos were released
Communicating with all relevant departments about needs and expectations associated with video production status updates
Attending shoots in-person when necessary and ensuring day goes smoothly
Manage the video server and keep content organized
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES HAVE:
At least 3+ years of video production and experience with an emphasis on operations
Strong multi-tasking skills to ensure quality projects are delivered on time and within budget
Collaborate cross-functionally with various departments and stakeholders to find solutions, increase productivity, efficiency and team success
Knowledge of and experience with submitting contracts, invoices and POs
Excellent communicator, team player and multi-tasker
A thorough approach driven by personal accountability and serious attention to detail
The desire to proactively communicate questions and potential obstacles as they arise