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6-10 years of experience
- Produced nationally aired ISOC Snocross season for the VS channel
- Directed the show webcast and followed any developing storylines during the race
- Established roles and duties for camera crews and track personnel
0-5 years of experience
Assist the Creative Director with various events on site, both corporate and social
- Organize and oversee warehouse crew for each event
- Perform clerical duties to prepare for events, following budgets and recording costs to stay under budget
- Get multiple quotes and hire vendors specific to events, maintaining relationships and paying invoices
- Proven skills in Sales through the attainment of new clients through warm leads, and rebuilt relationships of past clients
0-5 years of experience
- Worked with the Event Producer to develop event briefs and information sheets to convey the essence of each brand to all team members.
- Ensured accuracy and consistency of all brand assets throughout the production process.
- Merchandised product in all boutiques to best represent the brand and appeal to Members.
0-5 years of experience
- Work hand-in-hand with two senior designers to sell and design custom weddings and celebrations
- Participate in every step of the sales process, from initial consultation, to mock-up design presentation, to day-of set-up at the client’s venue
- Seek out quotes and organize all décor components and sub-contracts related to each event
- Rewarded through a commission-based bonus structure
0-5 years of experience
- Manage staff of ten event producers
- Responsible for team development, communications, sales, profit and cost control management
- Create branding opportunities for corporate clients at events for but not limited to the following companies:
- Design, plan and manage events
- Assist clients in writing scripts for events
- Create customer relationships, maintain budgets, review locations and negotiate with vendors
0-5 years of experience
- Act as a point person to manage logistics & budgets between client & internal operations team
- Oversee all planning, set up and execution of events
- Collaborate with Sales Team to create client satisfaction & repeat business
- Support COO through various administrative tasks
0-5 years of experience
- Soliciting new business in territory including Metro Detroit, Eastern Michigan and Ohio.
- Providing leadership and insight in the event production process.
- Creating agreements that protect all foreseeable interests of the company and producer.
- Creatively designing and overseeing events to meet client expectations.
0-5 years of experience
- Manage operations, planning, coordination and execution of annual & monthly events.
- Interview candidates, arrange service for events (sponsors, staff, entertainment & catering).
- Select and inspect venue, create event theme and entire program for each event.
- Create marketing materials with team, such as invitations, fliers, media kit & press releases.
- Work with team to establish event format, budget monitoring, progress & event execution.
- Research new businesses, build relationship with clients & serve as main contact for vendors.
Event Producer Duties and Responsibilities
In order to produce high quality events, an Event Producer performs many different tasks. We analyzed job listings for Event Producers in order to identify these core duties and responsibilities.
Coordinate Technical Needs The Event Producer must oversee all production and technical aspects of an event, from directing production staff to testing equipment to managing the control room. They ensure the set-up and working order of all audio-visual equipment and work closely with technical directors to implement their vision.
Create Event Concepts During the initial stages of the event, the Event Producer participates in ideation, collaborating with art and technical directors for the event in order to generate concepts and brainstorm ideas. The Event Producer then utilizes extensive experience and event knowledge in order to help develop a plan for the execution of these ideas. They will also review and edit project and event proposals from other team members.
Perform Site Inspections In order to ensure the event runs as it should, the Event Producer will perform initial site inspections and test all equipment to ensure that the venue is adequate and the equipment functions up to standard. He or she will attend event rehearsals to ensure that everything continues to run smoothly and oversee show run-downs before the actual event to solve any technical errors or event issues.
Work with Vendors The Event Producer is responsible for contracting vendors and staffing of all sorts, from venues to AV equipment to catering to talent. They implement the original vision for the event by hiring appropriate vendors and searching for talent and technical staff who can do the job according to the needs of the directors.
Manage Budgets The Event Producer is usually responsible for developing and overseeing the event’s budget. Throughout the ideation process they must review proposals for cost and profitability and keep the budget in mind when selecting proposals. Throughout the process of contracting vendors and hiring staff and talent, they’re responsible for doing so in a way that aligns with the event budget. They may also be responsible for securing funding.
Event Producer Skills
Creative and analytical thinkers, Event Producers are capable of handling quantitative and technical duties while also using their eye for design to implement the visual aspects of an event. They juggle many different tasks and collaborate with a wide range of teams in order to oversee events, so they must be highly-organized, great communicators with the ability to prioritize many different simultaneous tasks. Event Producers are decision makers and are assertive and capable of directing others and implementing projects with little to no supervisions. Core skills: Based on job listings we looked at, employers want Event Producers with these core skills. If you want to work as an Event Producer, focus on the following.
- Possessing event experience
- Having some background in production
- Proving project management abilities
- Having management or supervisory experience
Advanced skills: While most employers did not require the following skills, multiple job listings included them as preferred. Add these to your Event Producer toolbox and broaden your career options.
- Bilingual abilities
- Previous Associate Producer experience
- Knowledge of specific event niche (such as sports, music or theater)
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite
Event Producer Resources
We searched the Web to find the best industry resources to help you continue exploring a career as an Event Producer. From thought leaders to industry groups, this list is packed with opportunities to learn, connect and engage. On the Web
Hello Endless – Endless Entertainment’s blog for event planning tips
Event Planning Blueprint – Advice from an event planner
Event Manager – A blog from leader in event management trends and news Industry Groups
Production and Operations Management Society – A group for professionals in production and operations management
Event Planners Association – A group for professional event planners
International Special Events Society – An organization for event professionals Event Producer Books
Professional Event Coordination – A comprehensive guide to planning and executing events
Become an Event Planner – A beginner’s guide to becoming an event planner without experience
Special Event Production – The process and resources for producing events
Event Planning Cover Letter Examples
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Gabriela Barcenas
CPRW, Content Writer IIGabriela is a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) and career adviser. With 10 years of digital media experience and five years of resume writing expertise, her publication history includes fashion, education, travel, social justice, equitable design and career advice.
