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Lead, Location Production & Post-Production

MediaCorp

Singapore

On-site

SGD 80,000 - 120,000

Full time

25 days ago

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Job summary

A broadcasting company in Singapore seeks a leader for their Location Resource Unit and Central Post Unit. The role involves overseeing production and post-production workflows, ensuring compliance with broadcast standards, and managing teams to deliver high-quality content. Candidates should have at least 8–10 years of experience in media production and strong leadership skills.

Qualifications

  • Extensive production background with proven ability to lead both location camera crews and post-production teams.
  • Minimum 8–10 years in television, film or media production, with at least 3–5 years in a leadership/management role.
  • Hands-on expertise in camera systems, lighting, sound and location operations.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage the Location Resource Unit and Central Post Unit within a broadcast environment.
  • Oversee the end-to-end workflow from production to post-production.
  • Drive operational efficiency, workflow optimization, and adoption of new technologies.
  • Deliver high-quality content that meets creative, editorial, and technical objectives.

Skills

Strategic Decision-Making
People Leadership
Collaboration & Communication
Adaptability & Innovation
Communication
Teamwork
Problem-Solving
Technical Proficiency

Education

Degree in a relevant discipline
Job description

Leads the Location Resource Unit and Central Post Unit and ensures seamless delivery of content from location production through to post‑production. It exists to manage teams, uphold broadcast standards, and deliver high‑quality content efficiently and creatively.

Scope

Lead and manage both the Location Resource Unit and Central Post Unit within a broadcast environment.

Oversee the end‑to‑end workflow from production (camera, sound, lighting crews) to post‑production (editing, graphics, sound, finishing).

Ensure compliance with broadcast standards, regulatory requirements, and safety protocols.

Drive operational efficiency, workflow optimisation, and adoption of new technologies.

Manage people leadership, talent development, and vendor/freelancer relationships to support production demands.

Deliver high‑quality content that meets creative, editorial, and technical objectives across platforms.

Key Responsibilities
  • Provide leadership to both the Location Resource Unit and Central Post Unit, ensuring smooth coordination and efficiency.
  • Plan, schedule and manage crew deployment, and equipment usage in line with production needs.
  • Supervise location shoots (camera, lighting, sound) to ensure technical excellence, safety, and creative integrity.
  • Oversee post‑production workflows including editing, sound design, graphics, and finishing for timely, high‑quality delivery.
  • Enforce compliance with broadcast standards and regulations.
  • Mentor and develop team members, driving continuous improvement in skills, workflows, and output quality.
  • Act as the main liaison between production, editorial, and creative stakeholders to maintain storytelling consistency.
Complexity Management
  • Balancing tight deadlines with the need for high‑quality, creative output.
  • Managing multiple teams and complex workflows across production and post‑production simultaneously.
  • Ensuring seamless handoffs between location crews and post‑production despite varied project requirements.
  • Keeping up with rapidly evolving technologies and integrating new tools into established workflows.
  • Addressing resource constraints (crew availability, equipment scheduling, budgetary limits) while meeting production demands.
  • Maintaining compliance with broadcast regulations and safety protocols in both field and post environments.
Qualifications
Functional & Technical Competencies
  • Strategic Decision‑Making – Plan, prioritise and deliver under tight timelines.
  • People Leadership – Inspire, coach, and develop production and post‑production teams.
  • Collaboration & Communication – Build alignment across stakeholders and teams.
  • Adaptability & Innovation – Embrace new technologies and drive workflow improvements.
  • Communication – Clearly convey information and instructions across technical and creative teams.
  • Teamwork – Build collaboration and cooperation between location crews, post‑production, and stakeholders.
  • Problem‑Solving – Anticipate issues, resolve challenges quickly, and ensure seamless production workflows.
  • Adaptability – Adjust to changing broadcast priorities, technologies, and production demands.
  • Technical Proficiency – Strong knowledge of camera, sound, editing, and broadcast standards to guide teams effectively.
Qualification and Experience
  • Degree in a relevant discipline.
  • Extensive production background with proven ability to lead both location camera crews and post‑production teams.
  • Minimum 8–10 years in television, film or media production, with at least 3–5 years in a leadership/management role.
  • Hands‑on expertise in camera systems, lighting, sound and location operations.
  • Strong track record in post‑production supervision, including editing, graphics, audio, colour grading and final delivery.
  • Demonstrated experience in managing complex workflows, meeting tight deadlines, and upholding broadcast standards.
  • Proven ability to mentor and develop talent, and collaborate across editorial, creative and technical functions.

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