Interested in a career in Animation & VFX Production Management? Are you an Aspiring Production Assistant or Coordinator?
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to hear directly from industry professionals who know what it takes to land your first job and succeed in this highly competitive field. Plus, you’ll have the chance to ask your questions during the Q&A session!
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Why Attend?
This panel offers invaluable insights for those keen on breaking into the animation and VFX industry. If you’re an aspiring production assistant or coordinator, this is your opportunity to learn directly from recruiters at leading studios. Gain practical advice and insider tips to help you navigate your career path, whether you’re just starting out or making a career transition. Plus, you’ll have the chance to ask your questions during the live Q&A!
What you will learn...
Join this FREE online Q&A and info session and get exclusive insights into essential topics for anyone looking to start their career in animation and VFX production management
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Entry-Level Roles: What are they and how to get them.
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What Recruiters Want: Key skills and qualities studios look for.
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Breaking into the Industry: Strategies to land your first job without experience.
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How to Stand Out: Tips on resumes, transferable skills, and building connections.
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Career Pathways: Learn about growth opportunities in the industry.
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Life in Animation & VFX: Uncover the daily challenges and rewards.
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Networking & Building Relationships: Build lasting connections to advance your career.
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Speakers
Meet our panel of recruiters from top studios!
Production Assistant
A Production Assistant supports the production team by coordinating meetings, managing materials, updating calendars, and ensuring clear communication. They take notes during studio meetings, assist with onboarding new hires, and help production coordinators with daily tasks to keep projects running smoothly.
Production Coordinator
A Production Coordinator ensures projects run smoothly by managing the team’s daily tasks and workflow under the guidance of the production manager (or equivalent). They communicate project updates between departments, track and report progress, manage schedules, organize meetings and review sessions, and take notes to relay feedback to artists. Their strong communication and organizational skills are essential for keeping the project on schedule and within budget.