Line Producer

SharkNinja•Los Angeles, CA

10d•Onsite

About The Position

The Social Content Studio Line Producer is a hands-on production role at the operational core of our content engine. You'll own the day-to-day coordination that keeps shoots on track, products organized, and productions running smoothly across Shark Beauty, Shark Home, and Ninja — working in close partnership with Social Content Studio Producers and Managers. This is a role for someone who brings structure to complexity, anticipates what's needed before anyone has to ask, and continuously improves the systems that keep the studio operating at its best.

Requirements

2–4 years of experience in production coordination, studio operations, or a similar hands-on production role
Highly organized with strong attention to detail — comfortable owning operational details regardless of scale
Fluent in social media platforms with a solid understanding of content types and production formats
A strong communicator who can manage multiple requests from multiple stakeholders simultaneously
Comfortable in a fast-paced, high-volume environment where priorities can shift quickly — and able to make sound calls without always having complete information
Proactive and solutions-oriented — you spot problems early and bring fixes, not just flags
Proficiency with Google Drive, Dropbox, Wrapbook, and calendar management tools
Solid understanding of video production workflows (shoot → edit → delivery)
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines without losing the details
Experience on social video shoots or in a content studio environment
Understanding of set etiquette and basic production equipment

Responsibilities

Own logistics coordination for social content shoots — scheduling, location booking, talent coordination, and equipment prep
Build and maintain production trackers, shot lists, call sheets, and run-of-show documents — keeping them accurate and accessible for the full team
Own sample tracking and product management for the team — overseeing product preparation and testing ahead of shoots
Own production timelines and proactively identify and resolve risks before they become blockers — escalating only when a decision requires senior input
Own the communication flow across the production team — ensuring priorities, updates, and changes are clearly and promptly shared
Serve as the primary day-to-day point of contact for talent, crew, and external vendors — managing relationships with professionalism and clear direction
Lead set logistics on shoot days — setup, breakdown, and real-time problem solving to keep productions on schedule
Manage production contracts, permits, and vendor paperwork — maintaining organized records and meeting deadlines
Support content capture as needed on set or in studio
Identify operational gaps and recommend process improvements that make productions run faster and more smoothly
Contribute to building and refining studio playbooks, templates, and workflows that scale across multiple simultaneous productions
Bring a continuous improvement mindset to every production — not just executing the process, but making it better