Producer/Director/Editor
About the Role
Maslow Media Group partners with media, production, digital, and broadcast organizations to connect top creative and technical talent with leading brands. The Producer/Director/Editor will join an in‑house studio team supporting a nationally recognized consumer brand, owning productions from concept through final delivery across internal, external, and social channels.
Responsibilities
- Own projects from concept to delivery, transforming business objectives into creative, engaging content.
- Produce and direct field and studio productions, including video, still photography and live events.
- Develop the creative vision for projects, including overall look, feel, storytelling approach and production style.
- Write scripts, treatments and program proposals and help translate ideas into executable productions.
- Shoot and edit content for field and studio productions and create graphics as projects require.
- Direct on‑camera talent and internal presenters, helping them deliver natural, engaging and effective performances.
- Lead live and interactive productions and confidently manage the moving pieces that come with live events.
- Partner with internal stakeholders and external clients to establish project objectives, creative direction, expectations and deliverables.
- Manage production schedules, resources, budgets, creative workflows and deadlines across multiple simultaneous projects.
- Collaborate with corporate affairs and studio teams to ensure content aligns with established brand and style guidelines.
- Identify and select appropriate on‑screen talent for productions.
- Stay current on emerging production technology, equipment, techniques and content trends.
- Experiment with new creative approaches and technologies, including tools and platforms from Adobe, RED, Sony, AJA and others.
- Gather and act on feedback from stakeholders, peers and audiences to continuously improve the effectiveness of content.
- Travel to company locations, vendor sites and other production locations as projects require.
Requirements
- 6+ years of experience in a creative media production environment.
- Strong command of the complete production lifecycle, including scripting, pre‑production, production, graphics and post‑production.
- Demonstrated success creating compelling, engaging media content.
- Experience managing multiple complex productions simultaneously while meeting demanding deadlines.
- Strong producing and directing capabilities in both field and studio environments.
- Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills.
- Ability to communicate effectively with everyone from production crews and creative partners to senior business stakeholders.
- Strong creative judgment coupled with analytical and problem‑solving skills.
- Ability to build productive relationships across a large, complex organization.
- Versatility to work in a variety of production environments, including office, field, retail, manufacturing and logistics locations.
- Collaborative leadership style that creates an environment where cast, crew and creative partners can do their best work.
Preferred Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Film, Video Production or a related discipline.
- Commercial, film or documentary production experience.
- Experience working with or supporting major companies and nationally recognized brands.
- Strong proficiency with the Adobe Creative Cloud suite.
- A portfolio or demo reel showcasing producing, directing and storytelling capabilities.
- Drone experience.
- Motion graphics experience.
Benefits
- Multiple medical plan options, dental and vision coverage, with choices of Health Savings Account (HSA) or Health Reimbursement Account (HRA).
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) for commuter transit costs.
- Company‑sponsored life and disability insurance.
- Voluntary benefit options for additional financial security.
- 401(k) retirement savings plan.
- Paid holidays and vacation time.
- Comprehensive and competitive benefits program supporting health, financial well‑being, and work‑life balance.
Compensation
Maslow is committed to equitable and market‑aligned compensation practices. The salary range provided represents the good‑faith compensation band anticipated for this role at the time of posting. Individual compensation within this range will be determined based on a comprehensive evaluation of factors including education, professional experience, demonstrated competencies, technical expertise, certifications, scope of responsibility, geographic considerations, regulatory requirements, and overall business needs.
Schedule
- Project‑based, part‑time role.
- Primarily onsite work with occasional travel to company locations, vendor sites, and production locations in the Houston, TX area.