Apple TV Advertising Post & Localization Producer (Remote)

Job Summary The Apple TV Post/Loc Producer will work closely with Advertising producers, Marketing A/V and post production teams, external vendors, and internal teams to forecast, order, QA, deliver, and archive video assets needed for use in paid media. Track with media plans, evaluate post production version needs, determine international localization requirements, manage external production and localization vendors, insure highest quality control through post process, deliver assets to media agency, and archive and wrap projects. Essential skills effective communicator, highly organized, detail oriented. Key Qualifications • You have at least ten years of experience in a producer position at an agency, commercial production company, or in-house marketing communications or creative services department. • You have relationships with the production community that bring an in-depth knowledge of the industry. • You are a strong team player who leads projects and motivates team members with indirect reporting relationships. • You have marketing communication expertise at both a strategic and executional level. • You have prior commercial production and post-production experience, excellent communication skills, demonstrated project and budget management skills, and a proven track record of influencing the creative output. • You are able to work upstream to anticipate and plan for changes. • You understand the voice and aesthetic and can shape creative work that meets the organization’s expectations. Description • The Apple TV Advertising team works in partnership with agencies and internal teams to develop the creative needed to fulfill paid media buys in the US and internationally. • We manage development of advertising across a range of groups, executing flawlessly, on time and within budget. • We drive clear and consistent communication, helping everyone stay informed without overwhelming the teams. • We work to find creative ways to increase efficiency with production dollars and push suppliers and vendors to deliver more exciting work in an optimal way. • We track our expenses, show how our costs have evolved, and explain the story behind it. Education A Bachelor’s degree is preferred. Hours may fluctuate based on project needs. Apply tot his job

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