Role overview
The Line Producer is responsible for translating creative intent into practical execution. This role focuses on planning, coordination, and oversight across production, ensuring that projects move forward with clarity, balance, and control.
The role requires calm decision-making, attention to detail, and the ability to anticipate needs before they arise. Production here is approached as a supportive framework for creative work, not a constraint on it.
About the role
As Line Producer, you work closely with the Creative Director, Director of Photography, and production teams to structure schedules, manage resources, and maintain alignment throughout a project’s lifecycle. You are involved from early planning through delivery, ensuring continuity between intention and execution.
The role values communication and foresight. Rather than reacting to issues as they occur, the Line Producer establishes systems and rhythms that allow work to progress steadily and predictably.
Key responsibilities
• Plan and oversee production schedules and workflows
• Coordinate resources, crews, and logistics across projects
• Maintain alignment between creative goals and practical execution
• Anticipate challenges and resolve them with clarity
• Support teams through clear communication and structure
• Oversee delivery timelines and production continuity
Required experience
• Demonstrated experience in film or production management
• Strong understanding of production workflows and logistics
• Ability to collaborate across creative and operational teams
• Comfort managing complexity with calm and precision
• A structured, process-led approach to production
Working environment
This role is based on-site within the studio. Workdays are structured around planning, coordination, and collaboration with creative teams. The pace is steady and considered, allowing production decisions to support quality rather than urgency.
Compensation and approach
Compensation reflects experience and responsibility. The studio prioritizes sustainable production practices, clear expectations, and working conditions that support long-term collaboration.
Closing note
This role is suited to individuals who see production as an enabling discipline. If your approach values structure, foresight, and care for the creative process, this position offers space to contribute with purpose and stability.