Post-Production & Distribution Manager
Description
- Manage the delivery of all postproduction assets;
- Manage workflow for production’s output and delivery;
- Coordinate screening times and venues;
- Schedule and book test and QC sessions;
- Delivery of assets by online-transmission and physical hard drives, as well as general troubleshooting;
- P.O.C. for local Exhibition partner contacts;
- P.O.C. for local Studio/Distribution contacts;
- Produce reports, PPTs, and other documents upon requests;
- Assist in box office collection and reporting on a timely basis;
- Update/Organize IMAX slate and programming;
- Translate documents upon requests;
- Track and analyze local productions and releases;
- Maintain relationships with postproduction houses and film studios;
- Maintain relationships with production creatives in the industry;
- Ad hoc assistance as required by Distribution and Entertainment Departments in the organization;
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or above in film production and/or media production;
- At least 3 to 5 years postproduction experience;
- Strong organizational, creative problem-solving, and communication skills;
- Strong attention to detail;
- Strong ability to multi-task and think outside the box;
- Ample knowledge of film production and postproduction process;
- Ample knowledge of digital audio and video file formats;
- Strong and effective team player – this position requires daily collaboration with internal and external partners located around the world;
- Understanding of what makes a good film and what appeals to the audiences;
- Keen awareness of industry trends and development;
- Written and oral fluency in English and Japanese;
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
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**Overview** IMAX corporation is an entertainment technology company, specializing in motion-picture technologies and large-format motion-picture presentations. Leading the way in immersive theatre experiences since 1968, a culture of innovation is at the very core of IMAX. From the introduction of stadium seating, to developing the highest-resolution camera in the world, to our laser projection technology and our partnerships with the world’s best filmmakers, there is no one like IMAX. We have more than 1,700 IMAX theatres in more than 80 countries and territories around the globe. We can be found in destination entertainment centers and multiplexes as well as some of the most prestigious educational institutions worldwide. To exceed the needs of our filmmaking partners, our exhibitors and our fans, IMAX is determined to continue pushing movie technology forward. IMAX corporation is a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: IMAX). Partnering with some of Hollywood’s top filmmakers is a major part of IMAX’s mission. Our various technologies and services extend beyond our cameras and our proprietary DMR process and can be scaled to suit a variety of needs. Leading directors are increasingly asking IMAX to join the moviemaking process from the very start. For a growing number of Hollywood movies, IMAX is part of the film’s DNA. That means, oftentimes, an IMAX movie is conceived as an IMAX movie – with the filmmaker working with IMAX to decide which parts should be shot with an IMAX camera, what kinds of techniques make the most of the IMAX screen, sound and theatre, and how the drama should unfold to take advantage of IMAX’s larger format, richer color, sheer scale and impact.