Blink Media Co.

Art Director

• Develop best-in-class strategy, deliverables, treatments, scripts, and creative materials for video, social, brand, and UGC-driven campaigns.
• Guide art direction and copywriting, leading teams of copywriters, designers, editors, and artists through the concepting through post-production process.
• Build and manage creator teams for social-first and UGC content, including casting, briefing, onboarding, and creative oversight.
• Oversee and manage creators and creatives on programmatic social projects, ensuring creative fidelity with briefs and brand guidelines, delivering day-to-day direction and feedback, and ensuring timely, high quality execution.
• Participate in (and often lead) meetings with clients and creative brainstorms, developing original ideas and pitches, and receiving feedback.
• Develop scalable content production systems designed for high-volume outputs (e.g., 10–60+ assets per month).
• Manage multiple projects simultaneously, prioritizing tasks, delivering on schedule, and proactively seeking feedback.
• Maintain a creator roster/database (internal + external) to meet ongoing campaign needs.
• Craft compelling scripts, copy, captions, and social-first narratives across formats (TikTok, Reels, Shorts, branded content, commercials) and for non-social content as needed.
• Provide creative direction and client management on set or during virtual productions when necessary, ensuring creative continuity and facilitating communication between departments.
• Manage deadlines, QCing creator and in-house content, delivering projects and materials on time, accurately, and at Blink’s standards.
• Continuously stay updated with emerging social, video, design, AI, and copy trends and tools to create cutting edge creative.
• Deliver best-in-class videos, treatments, copy, and visual elements that lead to client retention and satisfaction.
• When assigned a client or project, pitch multiple approaches and concepts, considering opportunities for additional deliverables.
• Elevate Blink’s social content, visual identity, and voice to gain recognition in the industry through communications, marketing, and brand identity.
• Partner with internal and external teams to align creative outputs with technical and campaign objectives.
• Lead team meetings and serve as a point for the team in client meetings, teaching junior creatives through example.
• Collaborate with designers to develop animations and visual elements on motion graphics, animations, lower-thirds, title cards, and other elements across projects.
• Collaborate closely with producers and cross-functional teams across pre-production, production, and post-production to deliver cohesive, impactful creative assets.
• Participate in brainstorming sessions with the Creative team and producers for projects and pitches.
• Work closely with post-production teams, internally and externally, to achieve the vision of our client work. This involves collaborating with the Creative team, editors, colorists, sound designers, VFX artists, motion graphics designers, and animators.

Creative Director, Social

Producer

• Own full accountability for the planning, execution, and successful delivery of national, multi-destination photography productions from pre-production through completion.
• Execute productions independently, reporting up only when changes affect approved timelines, budgets, or scope.
• Deliver projects on time and under budget, proactively identifying risks and resolving issues before they impact production outcomes.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned productions, ensuring a seamless experience for clients, photographers, and vendors.
• Lead all pre-production efforts, including photographer routing, location access, permitting, shot list review, and production readiness.
• Review and approve photographer routing plans to ensure efficiency, feasibility, and alignment with timelines and budget.
• Collaborate with creative vendors to refine and finalize shot lists, ensuring clarity, completeness, and executional feasibility.
• Secure and manage all location access, permits, and clearances, coordinating with property owners, government entities, and local partners.
• Ensure all creative vendors complete required onboarding, start paperwork, and compliance requirements prior to production.
• Oversee all production legal documentation, including model releases, location releases, permits, contracts, and licensing agreements.
• Lead day-to-day production logistics, anticipating challenges and making informed decisions to keep productions on track.
• Delegate and manage tasks with Associate Producers or Production Coordinators while retaining full ownership of outcomes.
• Build strong, respectful relationships with vendors, ensuring clear expectations, alignment on deliverables, and mutual success.
• Track production deliverables through image clearances and final handoff, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.
• Review, approve, and reconcile vendor invoices against approved budgets.
• Maintain detailed production documentation, timelines, and internal status updates to support transparency and alignment.
• Uphold exceptional standards of organization, quality control, professionalism, and attention to detail across all production materials.
• Represent the production team with confidence and accountability, reinforcing trust with both internal stakeholders and external partners.

• Own and manage key operational aspects of productions in partnership with Senior Producer, ensuring projects remain on schedule and within budget.
• Ensure creative vendors complete all required start paperwork and onboarding processes prior to production.
• Review and approve photographer routing plans to confirm efficiency, feasibility, and alignment with production timelines.
• Review, organize, and finalize shot lists in collaboration with creative vendors, ensuring clarity, completeness, and production readiness.
• Secure location access, permits, and clearances as needed, coordinating with government authorities, property owners, and local fixers.
• Track, organize, and maintain all production legal documentation, including releases, permits, contracts, and licensing agreements.
• Oversee day-to-day production logistics across assigned projects, anticipating risks and proactively resolving issues.
• Coordinate with vendors to ensure expectations, timelines, and deliverables are clearly communicated.
• Track deliverables through production and image clearances, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and timely client handoff.
• Request and review final invoices from vendors, ensuring accuracy and alignment with approved budgets.
• Maintain detailed production documentation, timelines, and status updates for internal teams and leadership.
• Uphold the highest standards of quality control, organization, and attention to detail across all production materials.