Manager, Physical Production

This is a Full Time Job

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Quick Summary:
Disney's 20th Century Studios is seeking a Manager of Physical Production to support film production processes, manage department relationships, and ensure compliance with studio policies. The role requires extensive film production experience, communication skills, and proficiency in production software.

• Salary: $86,000 – $112,200 per year
• Workplace Requirements: Burbank, California
• Years of Experience Required: 5+ years in Film Production
• Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Film Production or equivalent experience
• Hard Skills Required: Proficiency in MS Office, SAP, Mac & PC, Movie Magic Scheduling, budgeting, and Final Draft
• Soft Skills Required: Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills; leadership and teamwork abilities
• Preferred Skills/Experience: SAP knowledge

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Full Posting:

Job Title: Manager, Physical Production
Location: Burbank, CA
Business Unit: The Walt Disney Studios

Job Summary:
The Manager of Physical Production will support the Head of Physical Production, Post Production, and VFX in overseeing film production. Responsibilities include managing relationships with department heads, conducting script analysis, coordinating production logistics, and ensuring compliance with studio policies.

Responsibilities:
• Support the executive team in the production of films
• Perform script breakdowns for sets, cast, locations, and sequence costs
• Maintain relationships with department heads and track availabilities for upcoming productions
• Develop in-house production schedules and manage compliance training for productions
• Oversee production setup, including location clearance and production office support
• Ensure timely updates of tracking and deal point sheets for Below the Line staff
• Draft contracts for department heads and work with legal teams to ensure compliance
• Supervise the department internship program, providing mentorship and overseeing intern responsibilities
• Manage round-robin meetings with Studio Departments and filmmakers to ensure consistent policies across productions
• Handle ad hoc projects for production executives

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Film Production or equivalent experience
• 5+ years working in Film Production
• Outstanding written and oral communication skills
• Ability to work collaboratively and in supervisory roles
• Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills
• Proficiency in MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint), SAP, Mac & PC, Movie Magic Scheduling, budgeting, and Final Draft

Salary:
$86,000 – $112,200 per year, with potential for bonuses and long-term incentives based on experience and internal equity.