Freelance Producer

Huge redefines what’s possible for the world’s most ambitious brands. We provide business strategy, marketing, design, and technology services necessary to create and launch products and services that people love. The company is known for successfully harmonizing user needs and business goals to help our clients adapt and grow in the digital economy.

Producers manage a variety of production projects within Huge Studio from conception to execution.

They are responsible for delivering top quality content on time, on budget, and on brief - bringing a creative idea to life in the best possible way. As the main point of contact for Studio’s work, content producers lead the day-to-day around schedules, budgets, assets and internal and external team expectations. Organization and an uncanny attention to detail are essential. More than anything our producers lead their teams to create the stunning work Huge is known for, making decisions and finding creative solutions quickly and with confidence.

* 3+ years of solid digital agency experience. * Experience producing various project types within social content and campaign production, including video, photography, motion graphics, animation and sound. * Strong understanding of web, social, mobile and emerging technologies, as well as the ability to develop and implement schedules and budgets of various scopes and sizes. * Experience working with large-scale clients (from consumer to luxury brands) and an ability to work with them to develop realistic scopes and budgets. * Hold a depth of quality industry relationships with a variety of different vendors for different aspects of the project – from production companies and other external vendors. * A true people person. Someone comfortable managing large interdisciplinary teams of 10+ people. * Excellent negotiation skills (especially contract negotiations) with both clients and partners * A passion for delivering the best creative within a set budget. You need to be able to faster than you’d expect (and that’s kind of exciting, right?)