JOB SUMMARY: Responsible for the development and management of all assigned project-related aesthetic, show and guest-experience elements. Acts as the Creative Lead on assigned projects, supervising any assigned staff and their workloads, vendors and consultants and determines strategies insuring the successful completion of all tasks and/or assignments through all aspects of design and production from original concept through final installation. Responsible for maintaining budget and schedule for assigned work. Participates in Intellectual Property owner relationship.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Manages, interprets and communicates development of project concept and design intent. Translates and presents concept and design to a variety of audiences.
- Interfaces with and manages appropriate internal and external resources through every phase of design, production and installation. Assures appropriate guest-experience and creative intent support for internal and external contributors including development of Creative Intent Documentation, Attraction Scopes and Close-out Documentation and oversight of quality standards and design intent.
- Develops and manages strategic sourcing and staffing plans to support show development and production efforts. Makes employment decisions, including hiring, terminating and promotional recommendations. Evaluates subordinate personnel on creative, technical, leadership and interpersonal skills. Negotiates and procures outside resources as necessary.
- Develops, manages and reports status on design and production budgets schedules.
- Understand and actively participate in Environmental, Health & Safety responsibilities by following established UO policy, procedures, training and team member involvement activities.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
SCOPE: Responsible for the development and management of all assigned project-related aesthetic, show and guest-experience elements. In concert with creative and design staff, the Creative Producer helps to define and ensures compliance with Creative goals and intent; develops the design and oversees the production and installation of themed environments (attraction interiors, attraction exteriors, land/area development as appropriate); informs and advises Management of Project status and Issues. Acts as the Creative Lead on assigned projects, supervising any assigned staff and their workloads, vendors and consultants and determines strategies insuring the successful completion of all tasks and/or assignments through all aspects of design and production from original concept through final installation. Responsible for maintaining budget and schedule for assigned work. Participates in Intellectual Property owner relationship.
EDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree: Preferred, from a four year college or university in Theatrical Arts, Theme Park Associated Design, or a related field.
EXPERIENCE: Required 3-5 Years: experience in theme park design and design management. Required 5-7 Years: experience in theatrical, theme park or other media related design/production field; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES PLEASE SUBMIT RESUME TO [email protected]
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