Photography Production Manager - Industrial Color Job at Industrial Color Inc. i

Industrial Color is seeking a photography production manager to partner with the Associate Director of Production & VP, LA Studios to manage one of Industrial Colors largest eCommerce production clients. This role is an onsite position in our satellite studio in Los Angeles. Additional responsibilities include:Partner with cross functional teams to ensure the studio is running efficiently and as needed for all productions.Manage day to day project management and project statuses of all productions at any given point and ensure timeliness of all production milestones.Oversee communication around project requirements and proactively manage risks and expectations internally as well as client facing.Review and maintain account & production budget. Grow our network of IC freelancers in all categories such as photographers, hair/make-up, styling, art direction, casting, etc.Serve as main client contact in order to build strong relationships to create trust and allow for our clients to expand their services with IC.Must be able to keep up with content / production trends and new solutions / technology to maintain ICs position as a leader within the industry.5+ years of experience in managing a range of project types including e-commerce, campaign photography & video, social media shoots and post-production.Experience in management of team members within a photo studio or creative operations setting.Must be able to pick up on new technologies and workflows quickly.Must be agile, detail oriented, and a self starter, with the ability to multitask.Ability to make timely production decisions and stay calm under pressure.Must be able to assume a leadership role, while still maintaining a collaborative approach with the larger team at IC.Excellent communication and people skills, with the ability to lead internal and client facing meetings.The anticipated salary range for this role is $95,000 - $123,000 annually. Ranges are based on various factors including the labor market, job type, internal equity, and budget.