We're recruiting a Producer at CHOW who will play a vital role in bringing our team's and Clients creative visions to life. Success lies in effective problem-solving, careful planning, and the management of working teams toward shared goals. The ideal candidate is relationship-driven, highly organised, and able to manage multiple timelines while staying on top of trends and best practices.

Key Roles & Responsibilities

Oversee day-to-day logistics for social, photo, and video content production, from scheduling and budgeting to coordination with creative teams.
Manage assigned ad-hoc projects and social media accounts from pitch to handover.
Plan and track project and account budgets; collaborate with teams to set and manage realistic costs.
Handle and document production contracts and negotiations with freelancers and vendors.
Lead talent and crew sourcing, guided by industry knowledge, talent trends, and fair compensation standards for delegated accounts and projects.
Secure locations and resources, including site recce and production runs when needed.
Work with creative and production teams from pre- to post-production, ensuring smooth execution, troubleshooting, WIP management, and final delivery.
Contribute to content and visual ideation by leveraging insight into client needs, trends, and agency capabilities.
Offer informed input on trends, platforms, and production stages from pre- to post-production.
Embrace a collaborative workflow across internal teams, clients, and partners.

Core Requirements

3 to 5 years of production experience in a creative agency, production house or in-house content team, across social, photo and video shoots.
Proven ability to build, track and reconcile production budgets and cost estimates, and to flag overruns early.
A working network of freelancers and vendors, including photographers, videographers, stylists, talent, and studios, with a sound knowledge of local market rates.
Confident handling contracts, quotations, usage rights and talent releases, and clear on PDPA obligations when holding talent and crew data.
Strong shoot-day command: call sheets, shot lists, run-of-show, location permissions and on-set troubleshooting.
Experience managing post-production, including edit rounds, WIP tracking, version control and delivery to platform specifications.
Fluent in Asana and Google Workspace for timelines, briefs and file hygiene.
Clear, calm client-facing communication: able to set expectations, hold scope and escalate early.
Able to run several concurrent productions and deadlines without losing detail.
Preferred: F&B or hospitality production experience, and working knowledge of vendors for cross-border shoots.

This role is a 6-month contract role, with an opportunity for extension.

Producer

Associate Producer