Senior Producer; Integrated Production - Temporary Worker

dentsu•New York, NY

2d•$54 - $72•Remote

About The Position

We are looking for a TEMP Senior Producer, Integrated Production to lead large integrated projects and to be responsible for their creative and business success. Taking the creative vision to a new level, while staying on schedule and on budget, and meeting client business challenges in a way that demonstrates versatility, creativity and impressive problem-solving skills. Should strive to flawlessly execute the work and relentlessly pursue the highest level of craft.

Requirements

6+ years agency experience as a Producer
Need to have one main area of production expertise - Content (Broadcast, social and still), Digital (AR/VR, platform builds/apps, voice app) or Experiential (art installations, stunts, events, pop-ups)
Demonstrated experience producing large productions (>1mil) including development of production specs, leading projects from pre-production through final delivery
Proven ability to assess feasibility of creative executions and propose production solutions that push the quality of work forward.
Project a positive, collaborative, “can-do” attitude
Bright and curious, not afraid of a challenging project
Self-motivated and driven.
Able to focus in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities

Elevate the creative; Find versatile solutions to keep good ideas alive.
Lead the evolution of creative concepts into even stronger executions.
Manage Integrated projects including but not limited to broadcast, social content, stills, animation, artist collaboration, and digital.
Mentor junior talent. Share production experiences with others to help department growth.
Maintain existing network of preferred partners and contacts of go-to resources for creating any manner of project (vendors, artists, agents, etc.)
Lead the vetting process to determine whether ideas are feasible within the project parameters (budget and schedule), providing creative solutions as needed.
Lead the execution of large integrated productions (<1mil) including overseeing large multi-discipline teams, vendor procurement and management, and ensuring overall quality of work with multiple deliverables and multiple workstreams.
First line of defense on evaluating when and what needs; permits, releases, usage terms and other rights clearances.
Build strong relationships with Business Affairs as a partner in discovery and throughout the production process.
Have full understanding of AICP and AICE bid formats.
Track and Actualize production budgets, working closely with Business Affairs.
Possess comprehensive knowledge of SAG-AFTRA guidelines for shooting and recording of talent, including usage and payment considerations.
Coordinate meetings, notes, hot sheets, status reports, task lists, etc., tracking against production deadlines and milestones.
Have the foresight to see a project’s trajectory and put a plan in place to get ahead of its development. Being strategic and not only tactical and reactionary.
Serve as the point person for all day-to-day internal and vendor communications.
Be the backbone of the production and a confident leader for the group.
Ensure that all key stakeholders are kept informed and (if needed) educated on the production process.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams of art directors, copywriters, designers, account management, project managers, editors, animators (and if digital project - tech leads, UX-designers, and developers.)
Lead and document post-project summary meetings and suggesting ways to instill learnings within the department and across disciplines.