In PersonTravel is mostly in the DC Metro Area, with some possible out-of-state travel.
Creative ProductionProduction Management
About the job
Requirements
Knowledge of special event production, including branding, creative content, and audiovisual production.
A professional attitude when working onsite and facing clients.
Knowledge of audio, visual, and lighting components.
Knowledge of DC-based hotels, venues, docks, loading zones, and noise ordinances.
Ability to lift 50 pounds or more and participate in event installation and construction.
Experience with prop design, carpentry, and using tools is desirable for the role.
Ability to work non-typical business hours, including nights and weekends.
Ability to travel primarily within the DC Metro Area, with some possible out-of-state travel.
Responsibilities
Create and develop event proposals based on each event’s budget, scale, timeline, and creative requirements.
Lead event planning and production from conception through execution and strike.
Lead brainstorming, creative ideation, innovative design solutions, client relations, budget management, logistics, and production.
Serve as an onsite manager, installer, and liaison as required for each job.
Troubleshoot forecasted and last-minute venue and site problems.
Write client presentations, proposals, and email communications.
Desired Qualifications
Experience with prop design and carpentry, being handy with tools, and willingness to learn.
An outgoing personality and customer-service focus.
A creative, collaborative, well-rounded, adaptive approach capable of handling varied responsibilities.
Job Description
As the event producer you are involved in the production of events from concept to strike. The ideal producer has an outgoing personality with a focus on customer service and a knowledge of special event production from branding, creative content, audio visual, and so forth. A professional attitude is a must onsite and facing the client, a creative and collaborative mind is a must within the team.
Under the mentorship of the Creative Director you'll lead event planning and production. From event conception to execution you will head up the team from brainstorming to production, leading the charge on creative ideas, innovative design solutions, client relations, budget management, logistics and production. This position has non-typical business hours that will see the producer exceeding the typical 40 hour work week. While some hours are flexible, events will require night and weekend work. Travel is mostly based in the DC Metro Area but some out of state travel is possible.
Qualifications
Create and develop proposals with consideration to each event’s specific needs as it relates to budget, scale, time and creative
Be an onsite manager, installer, liaison as each job may require. Capable of lifting 50 lbs and more at times, the event producer is not afraid to construct and get involved with the team.
Have knowledge of DC based hotels, venues and other locations as it pertains to docks, loading zones, noise ordinances, etc. The event producer needs to be familiar with our sites to troubleshoot any forecasted problems and solve any that may occur last minute.
Knowledge of audio, visual and lighting components is important
Creative writing for client presentation, proposals and email communication is a MUST for this position
The ideal client will have experience with prop design, carpentry, be handy with tools and not afraid to learn.
Some of these ideal traits can be learned and some cannot. The ideal candidate is well rounded, adaptive and capable of evolving to fit the job at hand wearing many different hats throughout the day. A can do attitude is a must and attention
Additional Information
Collaborative and creative work environment with flexible scheduling
Sick Leave, Holiday and Vacation pay.
50% employee platinum health coverage and 25% coverage for dependents