Vice President, Production Finance
confidentialGlendale (CA)
Vice President, Production Finance
Posted 2 days ago
confidentialGlendale (CA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Vice President, Production Finance
About the Company:
Top-tier media, entertainment, & broadcasting company IndustryEntertainmentTypeSubsidiary of a Public Company Founded2004Employees10,001+Categories Curated WebBroadcastingNewsMediaComcastEntertainmentFilmMedia & InternetNBC Universal TelevisionTelevision Stations Media and Entertainment PublishingEntertainment & Recreation BrandsCareersFeatured Section History of the Year HomepageNBCUniversalNewsroomOur HistoryNBCUNBCU BrandsNBCU CareersNBCU FeaturesNBCU HistoryNBCU NewsroomNBCUniNBCUni BrandsNBCUni HistoryNBCUniversal BrandsNBCUniversal CareersNBCUniversal HistoryNBCUniversal MediaNBCUniversal Newsroom Streaming Services Radio Networks InformationRadioBusiness ClassificationsB2CISPAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Vice President of Production Finance to provide financial leadership for its feature and television animation operations. The role partners with production and studio leaders on budgeting, financial strategy, and problem-solving, and reviews project updates, estimates, budgets, and monthly reports. Responsibilities include presenting financial dashboards, overseeing production tax credit guidance and reporting, supporting production service providers, and advising on labor guidelines and contract negotiations. The VP also leads the production finance team, delegates analysis, and ensures accurate, timely work across strategic and operational priorities. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree and at least 10 years of relevant professional experience. The role requires strong business acumen, analytical and presentation skills, executive presence, and clear communication, along with discretion when handling confidential information. Applicants should bring excellent organizational, interpersonal, project, and process management skills, and be able to work effectively in a fast-paced, deadline-driven, matrixed environment. Knowledge of production tax credits is required; experience in media, television, or content production is preferred. Hiring Manager TitleCFOFunctionsFinance
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