Senior Producer

About the role

The Senior Producer leads video projects from concept to completion, maintaining the high production value clients expect. You will collaborate with a team of production professionals, lead a small team of at least one producer or associate producer, and partner with top vendors using advanced digital cinema gear. Reporting directly to the VP/Executive Producer, you will work within Snow’s patient‑journey‑focused business, bringing openness, compassion, and sensitivity to the unique experiences of patients and caregivers, and incorporating those insights into client strategies and solutions.

Responsibilities

• Manage a small team of at least one producer or associate producer.
• Collaborate with the in‑house production team to concept, plan, and execute productions.
• Work with account teams to determine video needs, create concepts and proposals, and present them to accounts and clients.
• Hire and manage vendors needed for production.
• Conceptualize, plan, develop, prioritize, and implement video production schedules, including call sheets, talent and crew scheduling, location scouting, and budget management.
• Supervise all aspects of pre‑production and post‑production.
• Based on approved creative treatments, write shooting scripts and/or prepare storyboards describing footage, graphics, music/SFX, narration, and dialogue.
• Obtain locations, props, and wardrobe.
• Maintain departmental workflow processes and standard operating procedures.
• Research content as needed.
• Conduct pre‑interviews with patients, HCPs, and subject‑matter experts.
• Review footage, write editing scripts, supervise editing to adhere to brand standards and meet content‑ and time‑constraints.
• Effectively direct projects and lead the team on set.
• Cultivate and maintain strong video crew relationships.
• Interview and direct/coach talent during shoots.
• Work closely with the Director of Photography (contractor) to ensure lighting, framing, and camera movement serve the story.
• Work with the on‑set producer and AD to keep schedules on track during production.
• Collaborate with clients on set to ensure accurate brand representation.
• Write editing scripts from raw footage, oversee the editing process and graphic creation.
• Spearhead the review process and manage internal account team and client changes collaboratively and professionally.
• Complete required training courses including Snow Policies and Procedures, HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, Sunshine Act reporting, Adverse Event Reporting, and FDA/FTC promotional requirements for pharmaceuticals.
• Handle personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI) in compliance with privacy and data‑security policies.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts with a major course of study in Media/Video Production or related field and six years of production experience at an agency, production house, or news station.

Skills

• Proficient with Mac, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Expert knowledge of the process of taking a video project from concept to completion.
• Expert at conducting interviews at a high level.
• Extensive experience writing script, concepts, and treatments.
• Detail‑oriented and proven ability to work under deadline pressure.
• Must be accurate and hyper detail‑focused when reviewing client‑facing scripts and videos.
• Demonstrate creative decision‑making and problem‑solving skills, resourcefulness, and multi‑tasking abilities.
• Effectively manage project schedules and work under rigorous time constraints.

Schedule

Omnicom’s policy requires employees to work in the office for a minimum of three days a week, unless additional in‑office days are directed by their agency or manager. The objective is to increase this requirement over time, and many agencies as well as Omnicom’s corporate group already require five days of in‑office attendance.