Director, Broadcast Producer

The Director, Broadcast Producer leads the planning, scoping, production, and delivery of broadcast and broadcast-quality content across client work in Canada and the United States. This role partners closely with Creative, Project Management, Production Operations, and external production partners to bring ideas to life with strong creative judgment and operational rigor. The role is responsible for shaping production approaches, right-sizing budgets, and guiding projects from concept through post-production and final asset delivery. This position also supports team development by mentoring producers and strengthening production ways of working across the craft. What You’ll Do Lead broadcast and 360 content production across client portfolios, delivering commercials and content assets from concept, pre-production, production, post, trafficking, and final delivery. Including Photography, stills and animation. Build accurate scopes, production plans, and budgets in Excel, Smartsheet, and Google Workspace that align creative ambition, regulatory requirements, timelines, and available resources. Partner with Creative, Project Management, Production Operations, and the internal video team to staff work effectively, solve production challenges, and maintain delivery quality across projects. Manage production company, director, studio, talent, and vendor relationships, including RFPs, contracting, risk management, and compliance requirements for Canada and U.S. productions. Coach junior producers and video team members by sharing broadcast production standards, reviewing work, and improving production processes, templates, and team capability. Required: 7–9+ years of 360 production experience with a strong focus on broadcast, including end-to-end delivery of live action, animation, or hybrid content from concept through final cut. 5–6+ years in a leadership role with direct experience mentoring producers or production team members and guiding performance, training, or day-to-day craft development. Agency or production company experience as a producer, with proven ownership of scopes, paperwork, schedules, and multi-million-dollar budgets in multiple currencies. Hands-on experience producing union and non-union work in Canada, including ACTRA talent, with working knowledge of contracts, legal, risk, and compliance in regulated environments. Advanced proficiency in Excel, Smartsheet, PowerPoint, and Google Workspace, demonstrated through budget building, production tracking, process design, and client-facing presentation development. Strong experience managing casting, vendors, directors, studios, and production partners, including RFP leadership, budget estimating, and final asset delivery for broadcast and content projects. Desired: Comfort and enthusiasm for using AI as a regular part of how work gets done. Experience producing in the United States and managing cross-border productions with U.S.-based talent, vendors, or partners. Experience in life sciences or pharma client work, with an understanding of how medical, legal, or brand review considerations affect production. Experience leading integrated 360 productions that include experiential, influencer, social, and digital content alongside broadcast deliverables. Bachelor’s degree or diploma in production, broadcast, film, theatre, live entertainment, marketing, advertising, content development, or a related field, or equivalent relevant work experience. A reel and/or case studies that demonstrate broadcast-quality work, production leadership, and executional range across formats and channels. This posting is for a newly created role at Klick. The base salary range for this position is between CAD $105,000 - $125,000. The final amount offered will be determined based on several factors such as a candidate's work location, their unique skill set, education, and prior work experience. #LI-JP1 #LI-Hybrid Our Commitment to Inclusion Klick uses an AI-powered ... (truncated, view full listing at source)