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Producer Hybrid - US

Producer

Full Time • Hybrid - US
McJ is looking for a producer and creative partner who will uphold the integrity of the very best ideas by bringing them to life through best-in-class execution. As a producer, you empower creativity by championing the work, rallying people and partners across functions and developing a path to achieving our goals. You find creative solutions to roadblocks standing in the way of a great idea going out into the world.

A producer owns a project from start to finish and approaches every task with a sense of urgency, proactivity and organization. They manage production budgets, timelines, production partner searches, actualization and internal/external communications.

Relentlessly progress — We define the best, most-collaborative approach. You safeguard the financial integrity and the timeline of the project. You are a master of transparency, expertly navigating what’s best for the project, what’s right for the creative and everything in between.
Own the process. 

What You’ll Do:
  • Work with Brand and Project Management teams to manage the budget, timeline and deliverables of a project both internally and with external partners
  • Analyze the creative idea to determine the best plan for production and raise flags in a constructive manner
  • Collaborate with Creative, Brand and Business Affairs from initial briefing to completion of production
  • Lead searches for a director, editor, music house, photographer, etc. 
  • Lead production of TV, radio, video, digital and social content from beginning to end
  • Evaluate, solicit bids from and negotiate with vendor partners
  • Work closely with production partners for video and print shoots to ensure seamless execution of creative and client visions
  • Work closely with Business Affairs to negotiate talent rates, clearances, copyright issues and usage rights
  • Anticipate blockers and effectively communicate solutions with internal teams and vendor partners
  • Maintain constant communication to provide status updates on schedule, budget and deliverable(s)
  • Discover and/or manage vendors that will deliver the highest-quality product
  • Keep project assets organized and up to date
What You Bring:
  • At least 3+ years of production experience at an agency
  • Overall knowledge of film, art/photo and digital capabilities/nomenclature
  • Understanding of art production workflow relating to working with photographers, illustrators, typographers, image licensing and retouching
  • Proactive and willing to try new ways of working
  • Knowledge of AICP and AICE guidelines
  • Knowledge of union vs. non-union talent negotiations
  • Knowledge of industry rates and best practices
  • Understanding of creative process within an agency
  • Resourceful, positive, do-what-it-takes attitude and willingness to learn
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Strong interpersonal and client service skills
  • Stellar organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Ability to problem-solve, meet deadlines and prioritize tasks
  • Anticipate project needs and potential problems
  • Ability to function well in a high-paced and at times stressful environment
  • Ability to master Google Workspace, Slack, Dropbox, Smartsheet and Workamajig quickly

Flexible work from home options available.

Compensation: $80,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year

 

 

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.


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