Social Creative Producer

Integrated advertising and social production 

• Own assigned advertising and social projects from brief through final delivery, creating a clear production approach for each channel, format, audience, and market. 

• Translate creative concepts into executable scopes, schedules, budgets, staffing plans, and production pathways while preserving the core idea. 

• Anticipate dependencies and production risks early, present options and trade-offs, and keep partners aligned through timely decisions and communication. 

Project planning and delivery 

• Build and maintain project plans that cover milestones, owners, approvals, reviews, deliverables, versioning, and launch dates. 

• Coordinate internal teams, agencies, production companies, freelance talent, and post-production partners to keep work moving and responsibilities clear. 

• Manage multiple concurrent assignments with sound judgment, adjusting plans as priorities, creative direction, platform needs, or production conditions change. 

Social-first content production 

• Apply a working understanding of major social platforms, placements, aspect ratios, content behaviors, and publishing requirements to production planning. 

• Plan efficiently for modular content, cutdowns, adaptations, creator or influencer components, rapid-response opportunities, and channel-specific versions. 

• Use AI-enabled tools and automation responsibly to improve planning, documentation, versioning, and production workflow without compromising quality, security, or brand standards. 

Production and on-set execution 

• Partner with line producers and production companies on bids, estimates, treatments, schedules, staffing, locations, equipment, logistics, and production-day requirements. 

• Review production plans for feasibility, appropriate resourcing, contingency coverage, and alignment with the approved creative, scope, schedule, and budget. 

• Support pre-production meetings, shoot preparation, production execution, and post-production handoff, escalating material issues with clear recommendations. 

• Maintain delivery specifications and organized handoffs so final assets, project files, documentation, and approved source materials are complete and reusable. 

Budget, vendors, and business affairs 

• Develop and manage project budgets, estimates, purchase orders, statements of work, change orders, invoices, and reconciliations in partnership with finance and procurement. 

• Evaluate agency and vendor proposals for production value, completeness, schedule, cost, and risk, and support negotiations with appropriate partners. 

• Track budget status and scope changes throughout the project, maintaining accurate records and communicating variance before it becomes a delivery issue. 

Quality, rights, and compliance 

• Build brand, legal, accessibility, privacy, localization, and platform reviews into the production schedule rather than treating them as final-stage checks. 

• Coordinate with business-affairs and legal partners on talent, music, intellectual property, releases, clearances, usage terms, and expiration requirements. 

Collaboration and continuous improvement 

• Provide concise, accurate status reporting on scope, schedule, budget, risks, decisions, and delivery across the projects you own. 

• Capture production learnings and use them to improve future estimates, partner selection, workflows, templates, and delivery standards. 

Production craft and team contribution 

• Bring strong production judgment, curiosity, accountability, and calm problem-solving to creative work that may move quickly or change direction. 

• Contribute practical guidance, templates, partner recommendations, and production knowledge that strengthen the broader producer community. 

• Build trusted relationships across creative, marketing, social, operations, finance, procurement, business affairs, legal, agencies, and production partners.