The Films Production & Operations Manager will lead the execution and delivery of all film production projects — including pre-wedding shoots, weddings, branded shoots, and long-format edits. This role involves overseeing shoot planning, on-ground coordination, timeline management, and cross-department execution. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, great with people, and understands the quick-paced nature of the creative production world.

Key Responsibilities

1. Project Management & Timelines
- Own end-to-end execution of film projects from confirmation to final delivery
- Maintain shoot schedules, edit queues, and ensure timely updates in ClickUp / Notion
- Track deliverables across pre-production, shoot execution, post-production, and delivery
- Monitor shoot and edit timelines for each function and escalate delays to senior management.

2. Team Coordination
- Coordinate with Creative Director, Cinematographers, Editors, Album Designers, and Reels Editors
- Conduct weekly sprint meetings with the post-production and shoot teams




- Ensure all team members are aligned on shoot brief, gear list, and deliverable expectations.
- Communicate client-specific requirements to the creative team clearly and early

3. On-Ground Shoot Execution Oversight
- Oversee field production planning: gear readiness, team assignments, location logistics
- Ensure the team follows the function-wise SOP for on-ground coverage.
- Supervise shoot-day execution when required (especially high-value or complex shoots).
- Ensure on-site backups and data management processes are followed properly

4. Process & Documentation
- Maintain detailed records for each project — timeline trackers, function-wise logs, team attendance
- Use standard SOPs for pre-shoot readiness, shoot-day execution, and data handoff
- Ensure ClickUp or Notion is updated for every function and trigger hand offs to the next team
- Share shoot summaries and debriefs with management regularly

5. Client Coordination (Executi

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