Creative Producer, Juice Box Jury

Doing Things Media•New York, NY

About The Position

Doing Things is looking for an innovative, detail-obsessed Creative Producer with a great sense of humor to lead creative for Juicebox Jury. As Creative Producer, you'll own the show end-to-end: writing and developing episode creative, directing shoot days, producing brand partnership integrations, and overseeing edits through to publish across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. Our ideal candidate has a proven track record producing comedic, social-first video content for a media company, brand, or creator (or independently for their own account!). They're equally comfortable directing talent and kids on set as they are managing a posting calendar, a casting tracker, and a client's creative approval timeline. They're organized, calm under pressure, protective of the show's editorial voice, and excited by the idea of building a hit series alongside a small, fast-moving team. This role reports to the Kids & Family, Supervising Producer and works closely with the host, casting director, editors, and the Brand Partnerships team.

Requirements

3+ years producing social-first video content for a media company, brand, publisher, or creator
Producing and directing skills, including experience directing talent
Experience working with brand partnership integrations, from ideation through post
Strong post-production management skills and managing timelines
Familiarity with Frame.io review and social publishing/project tools (Asana, native platform posting)
Excellent organizational and time management skills
Ability to perform in a fast-paced, ever-evolving environment and think quickly to solve problems on set and during post-production
Comfort or past experience working with child talent and awareness of platform safety considerations for content featuring kids
A desire to work in a fast-paced media environment and stay ahead of social media trends

Nice To Haves

Video editing experience (Adobe Premiere) a plus, but not required

Responsibilities

Write and develop all creative for the series, including episode concepts, interview questions, celebrity guest treatments, and pitch new segment or episode ideas
Manage casting: review candidate interviews with the casting team and approve casting selections and pairings for upcoming shoots
Set and maintain the shoot schedule; lock in crew and casting once dates are confirmed, and manage last-minute talent or brand-partner requests against the host's availability
Own show organization: keep shoot folders, props lists, and production trackers up to date, and ensure props are ordered and arrive on time
Lead weekly production meetings covering location, crew, casting, creative, talent, brand partnership updates, and any flags
Balance client and brand asks against the editorial integrity of the show, using the show playbook and best practices to guide decisions
Direct and field produce shoot days, overseeing set build, lighting, framing, and cast positioning
Manage on-set details including props, cue cards, attire, and audio/frame quality, flagging issues in real time
Oversee post-production, manage the posting schedule and editor assignments
Give final creative sign-off on all edits,, and manage revisions with editors through to approval
Track post-publish performance and use it to inform future creative, formatting, and prioritization decisions