Anime / Japan-US Project Producer / Director USD / Yearly

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infinityLos Angeles (CA)

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Anime / Japan-US Project Producer / Director Full time / Music / USD 90,000–USD 130,000 / Yearly We are looking for a highly experienced Producer or Director to lead and drive Japan-US co-production projects in the fields of anime, music, and cross-border entertainment. This is a key strategic role responsible for bridging our Los Angeles team with top Japanese animation studios and creators to develop and deliver high-impact international projects. You will oversee the entire project lifecycle — from concept development and planning, through production coordination, to final delivery and launch. This position requires a deep understanding of both Japanese anime production workflows and Western market demands, while ensuring smooth collaboration between Japanese and American teams.
Key Responsibilities: Lead end-to-end execution of anime and Japan-US artist collaboration projects Build and maintain strong relationships with Japanese animation studios and production companies Manage project budgets, schedules, creative direction, and quality control Facilitate cross-cultural communication and problem-solving between Japan and US teams Identify new project opportunities in the anime and music entertainment space Coordinate with internal stakeholders, external partners, and artists

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