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Entertainment
Producer
Senior· Remote position. US time zone strongly preferred.· Starts Immediate· Posted 2026-05-19
About the role
The Producer owns project delivery for the entertainment division and is the single point of accountability for schedule, scope, budget, and client communication on assigned productions. This person translates what the creative and technical teams are building into clear timelines, status updates, and deliverable milestones that clients and leadership can track. They manage the space between what the team is capable of and what the client expects, keeping both sides aligned without bottlenecking creative decisions.
Responsibilities
Own end-to-end project delivery: schedule, scope, budget, and client communication across assigned entertainment productions
Serve as the primary client-facing point of contact for project logistics, timelines, status updates, and deliverable tracking
Build and maintain project plans, shot trackers, and production databases in collaboration with the project coordinator
Coordinate resource allocation across artists, compositors, and production staff in partnership with the division lead
Run production meetings: set agendas, capture decisions, distribute action items, and follow up on execution
Manage scope changes and client feedback cycles, ensuring the team has clear direction and that expectations are calibrated
Identify production risks early and escalate appropriately, proposing solutions rather than surfacing problems alone
Track hours, budgets, and billing data to support studio operations and profitability reporting
Collaborate with the Director of Studio Operations on process improvement, tooling, and workflow standardization
Morning: review all active project statuses, overnight client communications, and delivery pipeline; prepare daily standup agenda
Daily standup: run production check-in with team leads and key artists to align priorities and surface blockers
Client calls: deliver status updates on active deliverables, manage feedback cycles, and calibrate timeline expectations
Review and approve completed shots and deliverables before client submission
Update project schedules, shot trackers, resource allocations, and budget tracking throughout the day
Coordinate with VFX supervisor on technical decisions and creative priorities that affect timeline
End of day: update billing data, log production progress, prepare next-day priorities and meeting agendas
Must have
Production management experience in film, television, streaming, or VFX post-production environments, Proven ability to manage multiple concurrent projects with overlapping timelines and shifting priorities, Strong client communication skills: ability to translate technical production status into language clients understand and trust, Experience building and maintaining production schedules, shot trackers, and resource plans, Comfort operating in a fast-moving environment where tools, processes, and standards are still being established, Problem-solver disposition: someone who resolves issues rather than creating them or escalating without a recommendation
Nice to have
Experience in AI-assisted production workflows or studios integrating AI tools into traditional pipelines, Familiarity with VFX production terminology, delivery standards, and post-production workflows, Experience with project management tools (Asana, Shotgrid, FTrack, or similar), Background in budgeting and P&L tracking for production engagements
Stack / Tools
Asana, Shotgrid, FTrack, Kitsu, Miro
Who thrives here
Organized without being rigid, assertive without being abrasive, and comfortable being the person who chases things down and holds people accountable. Must genuinely enjoy the operational side of production — the tracking, the scheduling, the follow-ups — treating it as craft rather than drudgery.
Not required
AI tool proficiency, Creative or artistic background, Prior experience at an AI-native studio specifically
On AI
AI tool proficiency is explicitly not required; the production management skills are what matter and AI context will come through immersion. The role does navigate client dynamics where not everyone is fully aligned on AI adoption.
Logistics
Remote position. US time zone strongly preferred.
Reports to
Entertainment Division Lead
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