Post Coordinator/Production Finisher

USDOL

National (OA)

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General Practices

Demonstrate a working understanding of the company’s policies, mission and vision, culture, and employee expectations.
Demonstrate ability to take initiative, work in high-pressure environments, and engage in appropriate communication practices.
Demonstrate ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Demonstrate a working understanding of the organization’s administrative, operational, and production workflow.
Demonstrate best practices for maintaining professional interactions within the company and across social media.

Production Planning

Apply the post production planning process to meet project deadlines.

Project Management

Use the organization’s appropriate post asset tracking, file naming conventions and storage/back-up protocols in post production.
Demonstrate ability to work in a high pressure collaborative environment.
Demonstrate ability to operate under tight deadlines and changing schedules.

Pipeline Protocols

Apply understanding of specific Television project needs, including but not limited to creating schedules, budgets, media tracking documents, and organization.
Demonstrate a working understanding of the post and production pipeline and workflow, including the steps, skills and processes required within each stage of the pipeline.

Project Development

Apply a working understanding of key elements of audio editing software, necessary for operating in a post environment.
Apply a working understanding of daily tasks customary to digital media production, using industry standard software, including but not limited to budgeting and scheduling.
Use industry standard non-linear software and technologies to create high-quality content.
Accept critique and apply feedback to improve skills and understand the iterative process.

Production Creation

Contribute to a project involving the creation of a comprehensive media group and sequence.
Use independent judgment and hone troubleshooting skills working within changing post technology.
Understanding of different stages of post production process, not limited to media management, offline editorial, on-line prep, finishing and delivery.
Understanding of the overall process in order to prioritize procedures and tasks.

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