Valentina Garcia Austt Arocena

Post-Production Oversight: Manage the post-production process from start to finish, ensuring the timely and efficient delivery of high-quality content.

Team Leadership: Provide leadership and direction to the post-production team, including editors, colorists, sound designers, and other post-production staff, fostering a collaborative and productive work environment.

Client Communication: Act as the main point of contact for clients during the post-production phase, maintaining open communication channels to address feedback, concerns, and project updates.

Workflow Management: Develop and implement efficient post-production workflows, optimizing processes to maximize productivity and minimize turnaround times.

Quality Control: Conduct thorough reviews of post-production work to ensure it meets quality standards, client specifications, and industry best practices.

Budgeting and Resource Allocation: Manage post-production budgets and resources effectively, optimizing allocation to achieve project goals while maintaining profitability.

Vendor Coordination: Collaborate with external vendors, such as visual effects studios, animation houses, and sound facilities, to secure necessary resources and services for post-production tasks.

Timeline Management: Create and maintain post-production schedules, coordinating tasks and milestones to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.

Creative Input: Provide creative input and guidance throughout the post-production process, collaborating with editors and other team members to achieve the desired aesthetic and storytelling objectives.

Technical Expertise: Stay up-to-date on the latest post-production technologies, tools, and techniques, leveraging technical expertise to enhance project outcomes and workflow efficiency.

Problem Solving: Address any technical or logistical issues that arise during post-production promptly and effectively, utilizing problem-solving skills and industry knowledge to find solutions.

Documentation and Reporting: Maintain accurate records of post-production details, expenses, and deliverables, generating reports for internal and external stakeholders to track progress and measure success.

Collaboration: Foster strong relationships with internal stakeholders, including directors, producers, and creative teams, collaborating closely to ensure post-production work aligns with creative vision and project goals.

Training and Development: Provide mentorship and training to junior post-production staff, fostering their professional growth and development within the team.

Project Management: Oversee advertising projects, from conceptualization to execution, ensuring deadlines and budgets are met.

Team Leadership: Provide leadership and guidance to the advertising production team, including producers, coordinators, and creative staff.

Creative Development: Collaborate with creative teams to develop innovative and effective advertising concepts that align with client objectives and target audience preferences.

Budgeting and Resource Allocation: Develop and manage project budgets, allocating resources effectively to optimize efficiency and ensure profitability.

Vendor Management: Identify and negotiate contracts with external vendors, such as production companies, directors, photographers, and post-production facilities, to secure necessary resources for projects.

Quality Control: Conduct thorough reviews of advertising materials to ensure they meet quality standards, brand guidelines, and regulatory requirements.

Risk Management: Anticipate potential risks and obstacles throughout the production process, implementing proactive strategies to mitigate them and maintain project momentum.

Timeline Management: Create and maintain production schedules, coordinating tasks and milestones to ensure timely delivery of advertising campaigns.

Collaboration: Foster strong relationships with internal stakeholders, including account managers, creative directors, and marketing strategists, to align advertising initiatives with broader marketing objectives.

Problem Solving: Address any issues or challenges that arise during the production process promptly and effectively, utilizing strong problem-solving skills and sound judgment.

• Budget Management, Coordination of all the postproduction processes, Leadership and team management, Shooting supervisor

• Identified and approved equipment and elements required for productions.
• Collaborated with marketing and advertising teams to achieve successful launch of projects.
• Directed work of lighting and sound crews to coordinate efficient production operations.
• Evaluated live broadcasts to assess signal strength and compliance with FCC standards.