Manager, Video Production

Dndbeyond; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 78,000 - 143,000; Full time

Job summary

A major entertainment company seeks a hands-on Manager of Video Production to oversee studio operations and lead a team in San Francisco. This role ensures efficient video production, fosters a high-performing culture, and collaborates across departments to fulfill creative goals. Ideal candidates possess extensive experience in video production and team management, with strong leadership qualities.

Benefits

Vibrant team culture

Flexible working hours and time off

Equity & Retirement Programs

International work environment with start-up culture

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in digital video production.
• 2+ years managing in-office hybrid producers or studio teams of 4 or more.
• Strong grasp of production workflows and shoot logistics.

Responsibilities

• Manage daily studio operations and production schedules.
• Supervise a team of in-house producers and freelancers.
• Establish and evolve production workflows and systems.

Skills

Leadership

Production Oversight

Communication

Team Management

Problem-solving

Technical Oversight

Tools

Production Software

Asset Management Systems

Job description

Fandom is growing! Fandom is seeking an experienced and operations-savvy Manager, Video Production to lead studio execution and daily production workflows for our Fandom Media video team. Reporting into the VP Video & Social, you’ll oversee in-office video shoots, lead a team of video producers, and work cross-functionally with Post Production, Editorial, and Content Ops.

This highly hands-on role requires strong leadership, technical oversight, and familiarity with production systems, creative planning, and fan-first content execution.

You Will...

• Production Oversight: Manage daily studio operations and video production schedules from pre-pro to shoot to post. Ensure high-quality, on-time video delivery across editorial, branded, and social video content. Monitor production timelines and budget usage to maintain cost-effective execution
• Team Leadership: Supervise a team of in-house producers and freelancers, providing guidance, support, and daily prioritization. Drive a high-performing culture with strong communication, feedback, and mentorship. Maintain clear expectations, creative vision alignment, and production readiness
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner closely with Post Production, Editorial, Social, and Branded Content on integrated planning. Translate creative goals and content plans into executable production strategies. Serve as the production liaison for post-production and cross-functional initiatives
• Operational Excellence: Establish and evolve production workflows, systems, and tooling that enable speed and quality. Own studio readiness and technical equipment use in the SF office. Track KPIs tied to production volume, on-time delivery, and quality benchmarks

What Success Looks Like…

• Video production runs smoothly with clear prioritization and proactive problem-solving
• Producers are supported, coordinated, and deliver high-quality video content consistently
• Editorial and branded initiatives are executed efficiently and meet creative expectations
• San Francisco-based studio becomes a scalable hub for high-quality digital production

You Have...

• 5+ years of experience in digital video production
• 2+ years managing in-office hybrid producers or studio teams of 4 or more
• Strong grasp of production workflows, shoot logistics, studio operations, and team scheduling
• Experience in entertainment and/or gaming content development, with a pulse on industry trends
• Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects across fast-moving teams
• Skilled communicator with a proven ability to lead and coach
• Hands-on familiarity with production software, asset management systems, and studio equipment

Bonus Points...

• Background in branded content or livestream production
• Passion for pop culture, video games, and digital fandom communities
• Working knowledge of post-production timelines and collaboration tools
• Salary Range = $78k - $143k USD (Actual salary available will vary based on location and market factors.)
• Vibrant team culture
• Flexible working hours and time off
• Equity & Retirement Programs, including 401K match
• International work environment with start-up culture

About Fandom

Fandom is the world’s largest fan platform where fans immerse themselves in imagined worlds across entertainment and gaming. Reaching more than 350 million unique visitors per month and hosting more than 250,000 wikis, Fandom is the #1 source for in-depth information on pop culture, gaming, TV and film, where fans learn about and celebrate their favorite fandoms. Fandom’s Gaming division manages the online video game retailer Fanatical. Fandom Productions, the content arm of Fandom, enhances the fan experience through curated editorial coverage and branded content from trusted and established publishing brands Gamespot, TV Guide, and Metacritic, along with its Emmy-nominated Honest Trailers and the weekly video news program The Loop. For more information, follow @getfandom or visit: www.fandom.com .

Fandom is an equal opportunity employer. Fandom values diversity, and all employment decisions are made based on job requirements and individual qualifications.

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