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Manage day-to-day production for film, television, and advertising projects, overseeing schedules, resources, deliverables, production data, vendors, meetings, and workflow improvements. Lead production coordinators and staff planning, partner with VFX and creative supervisors, identify bottlenecks, support training and career development, conduct performance reviews, and act as a default project leader when senior production staff are unavailable.

Manage visual effects production for feature film, television, and commercial projects, ensuring delivery on time, within budget, and to quality standards. Responsibilities include creating VFX breakdowns and bids, coordinating clients and shoots, managing schedules, resources, deliveries, budgets, change orders, reporting, and production staff mentorship.

Coordinates VFX production activities across film, television, and commercial projects. Responsibilities include scheduling meetings and reviews, documenting notes, coordinating vendors, preparing bid sheets, transferring and ingesting materials, tracking artist and sequence progress in Flow, and managing cross-site communication, deliveries, questions, statuses, and approvals.

Provides part-time office administration for a visual effects studio, including supply ordering and tracking, deliveries, mail, maintenance requests, calendars, and building or janitorial coordination. Supports HR administration through onboarding documentation, employee profile updates, review meeting scheduling, and studio event coordination. The role requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, and proactive problem-solving skills in a fast-paced creative environment.