Manager, Content Production

  • Full Time
  • Toronto, Ontario
  • On site
  • $80,000 – $95,000
  • Deadline: Open until filled (position may be filled before posting expiry date)
  • Posting expires: December 06, 2024

Shaftesbury

An award-winning creator and producer of content for TV and film

Description

Overview

Reporting to the VP, Content Production, this role will oversee multiple television, film and digital productions from a corporate level, ensuring best in class execution. To be successful, a Manager of Content Production should be comfortable with television/film/digital production schedules, budgets, financings and cashflows as well as the related applications and guidelines that come with them. The candidate should be able to work in a fast-paced environment and manage changing and multiple priorities effectively.

Essential Duties

  • Assist with the preparation of production financing scenarios, budgets, production and post-production schedules, and cashflows for Canadian content, treaty co-production and service productions.
  • Advise, direct and mentor the Production Team.
  • Develop content and service tax credit estimates.
  • Prepare Canadian funding (e.g., CMF, BellFund, SHAW etc.), tax credit (federal and provincial) and regulatory (e.g., CRTC, ISAN) applications from the beginning to the end of the production lifecycle.
  • Engage with multiple production and post-production teams to manage productions on a corporate level, providing support such as: cashflow management, ensuring proper insurance coverage, cost report review and analysis, delivering to financiers and broadcasters, ensuring clearance compliance, creating screen credits, managing final audits and ensuring adherence to all of Shaftesbury policies and procedures.
  • Work collaboratively with internal Shaftesbury Creative, Business and Legal, Finance and Marketing and Communications teams across multiple productions to ensure the proper flow of information and execution of individual requirements.
  • Collaborate with external stakeholders such as unions, lawyers, bankers, auditors, insurance brokers, vendors and financiers to ensure all their individual needs are met.
  • Respond to any production, postproduction, or external stakeholder ad hoc requests.
  • Remain up to date in current information regarding various funding and tax credit guidelines as well as guild and union agreements.
  • Manage regular internal and external departmental meetings

To apply, email your details to mrudolph@shaftesbury.ca

Apply on our careers page: https://shaftesbury.bamboohr.com/careers/


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