Production/Post Production Specialists
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Job description
Why We’re Building a Talent Pool
We’re continuously building our network of experienced talent across Production/Post Production Specialists who are interested in being considered for full or part-time employment engagements with assignments to work with our enterprise partners. While this is not tied to one specific project, selected candidates may be matched to future employment opportunities based on experience, availability, and alignment with project needs.
What We Look For
- Manage creative production from scope to budget to timeline to delivery
- Schedule shoots, book crews, negotiate vendor bids, and manage production logistics
- Coordinate cross-functional stakeholders (creative, brand, marketing, legal)
- Oversee on-set operations, talent, location management, and asset capture
- Track deliverables, maintain budgets, and ensure on-time execution
- Resolve production issues and escalate risks appropriately 'Edit, assemble, and finish video, audio, and motion assets
- Perform color correction, sound mixing, stabilization, retiming, and finishing
- Manage file organization, version control, and master deliverables
- Collaborate with producers and editors to ensure quality and technical accuracy Prepare assets for multi-platform distribution (broadcast, digital, social)
- Maintain working knowledge of editing tools and post-production workflows
Additional Qualifications (if relevant)
- Background in editing, color, finishing, asset assembly.
- Experienced in overseeing shoots, logistics, budgeting, creative resourcing.
About Lifted
Lifted partners with enterprise companies to help them scale smarter. We offer a single solution designed to source, contract, manage, and pay contingent talent. For talent in our network, Lifted provides access to enterprise-level projects while handling engagement setup, contracting, compliance, and payments in the background, so you can focus on delivering high-quality work.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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