Summer 2023 Production Manager
35 hours/week
12 week contract
Rate: $17.00/hour
Start Date: June 5, 2023
The position of Production Manager supports the company’s mission and values with specific knowledge and work experience in the areas of theatre festival administration and production. The Production Manager will work with the General Manager and Artistic Director to ensure the smooth operation of the company’s general administration and production management, specifically the productions, programs and events relating to annual Summer artistic activities. The placement will execute and support key tasks in the areas of operation and production schedules & communications; pre, production and postproduction management; and support artistic and strategic planning. There is the opportunity to build skills and experience in both general arts and theatre specific administration and management.
Goal: To execute and support key production tasks as designated, ensuring the smooth day to day operations of festival events and productions.
General responsibilities: This position is responsible for the management of summer production schedules and communications, with some contract and budget support and other pre and post-production administration as required for specific productions and events. The Production Manager will report to and work under the direct supervision of the General Manager. The placement will also work remotely and on site with appropriate production & artistic team members, including the General Manager, dependent on the production or program.
Requirements
This is a government funded position and the successful candidate is between the ages of 15 and 30, a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or person to whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigrant and Refugee Protection Act 2, be legally entitled to work under relevant provincial legislation and regulations, and possesses the following skillsets:
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Previous theatre production or management training and/or experience essential
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Previous theatre experience and knowledge in any other area a major asset
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Previous other arts management training and/or experience an asset
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Event planning & scheduling experience
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Project management skills
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Ability to work well in a high energy, multi-task environment
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Ability to work independently or with little supervision as required
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Strong written/oral communications and interpersonal skills
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Strong organizational and problem solving skills
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Able to work well with multiple team players and Theatre 3×60 personnel
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Ability to represent and advocate for the organization and the sector.