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PRODUCTION MANAGER
Herman Scott · Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
About The Role
The Production Manager will be in charge of the “below-the-line” budget. This covers costs relating to the crew and the practicalities of running a production. In pre-production, the Production Manager will work with the Producer, Line Producer and First Assistant Director to prepare a provisional schedule. They will also make changes to the schedule and to the budget as needed. Primary job duties and responsibilities will be to:
- Estimate the materials needed and prepare draft budgets
- Liaise with the First Assistant Director to make sure the production schedule and departmental budgets are on target
- Help Producers to recruit crew members and suppliers
- Negotiate rates of pay, and conditions of employment
- Manage personnel problems or issues that may arise, and ensure that everyone complies with Health and Safety regulations
- Oversee the search for locations and sign location releases
- Liaise with local authorities and the Police regarding permits
- Arrange the rental and purchase of all production materials and supplies
- Ensure that all final invoices are dealt with, locations signed off, rental agreements terminated and equipment returned
Qualifications and competencies include
- Bachelor degree in Media, Fine Arts, Management or related field, or at least 6 years’ production experience
- At least 3 years’ experience in project management
- Excellent knowledge of the film business
- Understanding of relevant software packages
- Knowledge of the relevant health and safety laws and procedures
- Proficiency in managing insurance issues
- Supplier contacts will be an asset
- Strong planning and administrative skills
- Ability to react calmly under intense pressure
- Strong communication skills
- Being dynamic and highly self-motivated
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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