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Digital Production Manager

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Contract job) Ultimo, Sydney

10th September 2025

10th September 2025

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Digital Production ManagerAustralian Broadcasting Corporation

Ultimo, Sydney

10th September 2025


* Location: Ultimo, Sydney
* Be a part of Australia's independent national broadcaster
* Fixed term 11 month contract
* Base salary  $107K (paid on a pro rata basis)

The Role

In this role you will manage production, operations and digital content for the ABC Commercial Division. The role will include:

* Developing ongoing performance metrics and reporting for senior management.
* Providing leadership and direction to the team to foster a shared understanding and commitment to business objectives.
*Identifying and implementing initiatives that contribute to flexibility in staffing and resource allocation to improve business efficiency and effectiveness. 
*Implementing, monitoring and maintaining new and existing software and hardware. 

About You

We are seeking a Digital Production Manager with relevant experience in video and audio production processes and working knowledge of digital distribution platforms. You will have excellent communication skills, attention to detail and the ability to meet deadlines.

You'll have: 

* Advanced competency with industry standard editing software (Adobe Premiere). * Extensive knowledge of full Adobe Creative Suite is desirable
* Significant knowledge of metadata files associated with video files and a strong understanding of xml.
* Ability to manage and work well as part of a team and establish effective working relationships with colleagues and internal and external stakeholders.
* Experience leading a team to a shared understanding of purpose.
* Collaborative workstyle with creative problem-solving abilities. 

We are unable to accept email applications, please ensure that you submit your application via the online portal.

Apply at https://careers.abc.net.au/caw/en/job/504948/digital-production-manager

If you want to know more, please contact Ai Ikeda, Digital Production Manager at [email protected]

IT & Media Manager

Prospero Productions (Full-time job) North Fremantle, Western Australia

25th June 2025

25th June 2025

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IT & Media ManagerProspero Productions

North Fremantle, Western Australia

25th June 2025


Prospero Productions is seeking a hands-on and technically confident IT & Media Manager to support our growing team. This full-time role is ideal for someone with experience in post-production environments who’s ready to take ownership of media systems, troubleshooting, and workflow support.
You’ll be central to keeping our edit suites running smoothly, supporting offline editors, and maintaining our media infrastructure across AVID, DaVinci Resolve, and shared storage systems.

💼 What You'll Be Doing
• Technical Support
• Troubleshoot performance and connectivity issues on editing systems
• Provide day-to-day support to editors using AVID Media Composer and DaVinci Resolve
• System & Storage Maintenance
• Manage and maintain shared media servers and backup systems
• Oversee project backups, file structures, and archiving processes (online and offline)
• Workflow & Process Oversight
• Follow and support established workflows for transcoding, conforming, and backups
• Ensure folders are well structured and naming conventions are consistently followed
• Proactive Tech Improvement
• Stay informed about new tools, gear, and tech that could improve efficiency
• Collaborate with the team to trial and implement better ways of working

✅ What We're Looking For
• Experience working in a post-production, IT, or media tech support role
• Comfortable with:
• AVID Media Composer & DaVinci Resolve
• Computer troubleshooting (performance issues, connectivity, basic networking)
• Shared media storage systems (NAS/RAID) and backup protocols
• Organised, reliable, and responsive under time pressure
• A natural problem-solver with good communication skills
• Proactive attitude and willingness to take initiative
• Bonus: Familiarity with post workflows, ALE files, or transcoding settings

📩 To Apply
Please send your CV and a short message about why you’re interested in the role to [email protected]

Cable Assembler/Repairer

JPJ Audio Pty Ltd (Full-time job) Homebush, New South Wales

1st October 2024

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Cable Assembler/RepairerJPJ Audio Pty Ltd

Homebush, New South Wales

1st October 2024


About this Role

JPJ Audio, a leading supplier of audio equipment, is looking for an experienced Cable Assembler/Repairer to join our Homebush (NSW) team.

The successful applicant will repair/fabricate cable assemblies as required- based on samples, schematic drawings or other provided documentation.

Responsibilities will include:
• Assessment, repair & maintenance of electrical, RF, analogue and digital cabling used in professional A/V and communications systems.
• Cable assembly & connector terminating tasks, as directed.
• Liaising with engineering & production support personnel to achieve the above.
• Cable inventory and spares management.

Experience

A minimum of 3 years’ experience in a similar role and/or a related industry.
All applicants must have experience:
• Working in cable manufacturing, assembly or cable installation.
• Soldering to high specifications, including fine, detailed work.
• Working in a fast-paced production environment.

Skills and Knowledge

• Knowledge of audio, video and RF systems would be advantageous.
• Conversant with methods, materials, and tools used in the fabrication, maintenance, and repair of electrical and signal cabling used in professional audio systems.
• Ability to read electronic schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Ability to analyse simple analogue circuits.
• Attention to detail, and meticulous working manner.

How to Apply

To apply, please send your CV and a cover letter to [email protected]

To be eligible for this position you must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen, or hold a valid visa with permission to work in Australia.

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Data input/output (I/O) technician

Also known as: Data technician

Between high quality live footage and detailed CG elements, VFX is a particularly data-heavy industry. Data input/output technicians are responsible for managing the wealth of files and digital information that VFX departments commonly deal in. They organise, transfer and store files, ensuring that everything is secure and available to those who need it. They are experts in the files used in VFX, and encrypt data where necessary.

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Tech Department

In the tech department a passion for artistry is only surpassed by a passion for innovation and technology. This team makes software tools that allow VFX artists to work better, and ensures that the entire pipeline is running smoothly.


Pipeline technician

Also known as: Pipeline technical director, pipeline TD

Between high quality live footage and detailed CG elements, VFX is a particularly data-heavy industry. Data input/output technicians are responsible for managing the wealth of files and digital information that VFX departments commonly deal in. They organise, transfer and store files, ensuring that everything is secure and available to those who need it. They are experts in the files used in VFX, and encrypt data where necessary.

Rigging technical director

Also known as: Rigging TD, rigging artist, rigging technician

In order for a CG character to move in a believable way, they need a skeleton or ‘rig’. Rigs ensure heads don’t spin, knees don’t bend backwards and arms don’t float from a CG model’s body. They make a model’s movements not just believable, but natural. A rigging technical director will be in charge of creating these skeleton and muscle rig, allowing a character to move realistically and convey subtle emotion on their face. A rigging technical director will work closely with an animator, who will provide them with feedback on how movements could be more natural.

Creature technical director

Also known as: Creature technician, character TD, groom TD, creature FX technician

In some studios this role is like that of a rigging technical director, ensuring that CG creatures look and behave as realistically as possible. In others the creature TD is more of a specialist, responsible for building software that enables VFX artists to cover magnificent beasts with realistic skin, scales, feathers or fur. Instead of meticulously hand crafting every pixel, which would take an age, smart software is developed that can reproduce a uniform yet realistic look across a model. A creature TD must therefore bring a solid technical skill set to the role.

Effects technical director

Also known as: FX TD, technical producer

Through the development of smart software, effects technical directors make it easier for VFX artists to add effects into their sequences, whether explosions, fire, rushing water or howling wind. They write computer language scripts that generate these effects, and must be adept at solving problems, understanding a director’s vision and upskilling themselves.

Assistant technical director

Also known as: Assistant TD, junior pipeline TD

The assistant technical director is there to aid the pipeline TD in identifying and fixing problems. On top of being able to enact the instructions of the senior pipeline technician, they must also bring a good understanding of the VFX pipeline; how it works, the roles within it and the software used. They should be able to design solutions for problems, and tools that help VFX artists to do their jobs. Assistant technical directors will also be tasked with data management and security.

Software developer

Also known as: Research and development (R&D) programmer

VFX projects demand complex and often bespoke software in order to be completed successfully. The department’s resident software developers will be tasked with developing this technology in line with the needs of technical directors and VFX artists. Not only will they need to be able to create software, systems and tools, they’ll also need to be able to improve digital processes, and facilitate the efficient handover of assets from one VFX team to the next. A software developer must be comfortable being at the cutting edge of technology, and should constantly upskill themselves.