Senior Producer - Post Production
knockdown postAustin (TX)
About the role
Knockdown Post is a post production company specializing in broadcast commercials. The bedrock of our approach is obsessive customer-service and a bottom‑up structure where you will be empowered to make key decisions. Our ethos is high accountability and delivering the best value in the marketplace; we take as much pride in our workflow and efficiency as we do in our creative output.
Role Description:
This is a contract remote role for a Senior Producer – Post Production, but we are only considering candidates that live in Los Angeles. Daily tasks include coordinating with editors, VFX artists, and other post‑production specialists, ensuring timely project deliveries, and maintaining quality standards such as archive/file management. We look for hands‑on Producers that are capable of working on projects within Premiere and After Effects themselves, when necessary.
Qualifications:
High-end commercial video production and post‑production experience
Strong Project Management abilities
Excellent communication and organizational skills
Ability to work independently and remotely
Strong understanding of Premiere Pro
Basic understanding of DaVinci Resolve, After Effects and the VFX pipeline
Seniority Level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type
Contract
Job Function
Management and Manufacturing
Industries
Movies, Videos, and Sound
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