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Bling - Looking for Workflow Producer

Jesse Korosi

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Hi all,

I know this is not the typical place to post a job add. However I know a lot of very talented people frequent these forums, so I thought I would throw this out there!

I work with Bling Digital and am looking to find a Workflow Producer for our New York office. The short and sweet of it would be that this person would oversee our dailies lab on a technical level for this New York branch. I am hoping to find someone that can be client facing, but also get their hands dirty and understand the nitty-gritty of the technical side of things. A geek with swagger if you will!

A few things that would stand out would be:
  • A decent understanding of cameras and how each vary from one another. (Mainly RED and Arri)
  • Colorfront Experience
  • Ability to lead a team
  • In depth understanding of formats, compression and transcoding
  • An understanding of DIT/DUT on set work
  • An understanding of workflow from camera through to delivery and how each department fits into the puzzle

How we operate at Bling for our Producers I think can best be described by this picture :)
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This person would be in charge of designing the workflow for ensuring what is seen visually from a color science perspective on set is what we get in the lab, and what we pass along to all other departments. Therefore just to be clear, considering in the past I have often received applications from people that want to be Producers or Writers. This is more a technical person that can oversee the technical workflow for the office and is much much different then producing a film.

Hit me up with a private message if this is something you may be interested in.
Thanks!
Jesse
 
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