Senior Video Producer: Liquid Death in Los Angeles
wines worldwide directoryLos Angeles (CA)
Senior Video Producer: Liquid Death in Los Angeles
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wines worldwide directoryLos Angeles (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Liquid Death is hiring a Senior Video Producer on a contract basis, working remotely from Los Angeles, California. The employer states the contract is expected to run through February 2027, with up to 40 per cent travel as needed.
About the role:
You will join a small in-house video production team and manage all things production: budgeting, accounting, administration, crew management, scheduling and logistics. The brand shoots at least once a month, so the role means jumping between projects with short lead times and fast turnarounds, working closely with the internal creative marketing team and external crew. The producer reports to the Director of Production and works alongside the Executive Producer and VP of Creative.
Key responsibilities:
Translate creative concepts into executable production plans.
Build and manage production budgets, and handle production accounting and administration.
Crew, schedule and manage logistics across multiple concurrent video projects.
Work hands-on across shoots, from managing hero product to practical on-set problem solving.
What the employer is looking for Eight or more years of production experience, including prior work as a line producer or production manager, and three years as a producer.
In-house or agency production experience with sound budget handling practice.
Proficiency in industry budgeting software such as Hot Budget, Showbiz or Movie Magic, plus Asana; Adobe Creative Cloud knowledge preferred.
Familiarity with Los Angeles production resources required.
Degree in film production, marketing, communications, advertising or media production preferred.
No pay range is published in this listing.
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