Netflix
Production Coordinator- Ink
Los Angeles,California,United States of America
Sponsorship not specified$33k-$38kDetected 6 hours ago
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About the role
- We are seeking a Production Coordinator to join our pioneering team in creating animated content using experimental GenAI-native production pipelines.
- Our ideal candidate schedules, tracks, and communicates with efficiency and ease.
Responsibilities
- Support and track artist assignments, working with the Production Manager to manage timelines.
- Serve as a primary source of information for artists; have regular check-ins with artists (virtually and in-person), and build strong, trusting relationships with the crew.
- Coordinate and maintain tracking tools to monitor deliverables and resources. Create and maintain workflow documentation for processes and tools as they evolve.
- Collaborate with tech teams to implement tools and document crew learnings.
- Coordinate shot and sequence breakdowns and maintain FlowPT configurations.
- Work with Production Manager and technical team members to configure and maintain FlowPT for your show; troubleshoot and solve GenAI-native workflow challenges, and refine and improve processes.
- Help document crew learnings and best practices so INK workflows can be improved on future shows.
- Coordinate and maintain tracking tools to monitor deliverables and resources.
- Create and maintain workflow documentation for processes and tools as they evolve.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
Requirements
- 4+ years of experience as a Production Assistant or Production Coordinator on CG feature films, episodic series, or short-form animated content, or related experience.
- Familiarity with traditional and GenAI creative tools.
Nice to have
- Experienced in Google Suite (preferred) and/or Microsoft Office.
Compensation
- $33k-$38k
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