Creative Producer

Responsibilities

• Own the entire creative lifecycle for original longform content — from initial concept through treatment, production, and final delivery.
• Bring ideas to life, not just execute other people's visions.
• Develop series concepts, pitch formats, narrative frameworks, and episode structures from scratch.
• Identify stories within the Unrivaled universe that have the depth, tension, and character to sustain an audience across multiple episodes.
• Lead the edit with a director's eye and an editor's instinct.
• Oversee or execute the full post-production process — offline and online edit, color grade, sound design, music supervision, motion graphics, and final delivery.
• Ensure the pacing, tone, and structure of every edit serves the story first.
• Produce content built for distribution from the moment of capture.
• Understand the structural and editorial differences between a YouTube longform episode, a TikTok hook, an Instagram Reel, and a Snapchat story — and build shoots and cuts with all of them in mind.
• Work closely with the Social Media Director, Creative Director, and Platform Strategist to ensure every longform piece generates a full content ecosystem across platforms.
• Create brand integration concepts that feel native to the show's creative identity across all four formats — Embedded mid-confessional reads, Presenting Partner placement, Sponsored Chair, and Unrivaled Commercial athlete-led skits.

Qualifications

• Created and shipped a serialized longform series — not just standalone videos.
• Have a body of work that proves it.
• Have a proven history of building series from start to finish with above-industry audience retention rates — you don't just attract viewers, you hold them.
• Built a production workflow from the ground up in an environment where the infrastructure didn't exist when you arrived.
• Can write a treatment, direct a shoot, oversee a cut, and deliver the final file — all in the same week.
• Understand story structure the way an editor understands a timeline — instinctively, with clear logic behind every decision.
• Think about thumbnails, titles, and hooks as part of the creative concept — not afterthoughts.
• Worked alongside athletes and public figures and know how to get the best out of them on camera.
• Expert-level proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and DaVinci Resolve.
• Experienced with cinema camera systems and professional audio workflows.
• Proficient in collaborative media management using Frame.io, LucidLink, or equivalent DAM platforms, and YouTube Studio Analytics.