Post Producer

Company: MAKE — Shared Production Studio for Omnicom

Employment type: Full-time

MAKE is the shared production & postproduction studio for Omnicom in the Netherlands. We work with agencies, brands and creative teams to produce high‑quality content across TV, digital, social and other channels.

Our Post team sits close to the creative process and works across a broad mix of commercial, branded and digital projects.

We combine in‑house talent with a network of freelancers and specialist partners, which means the answer isn't always to follow the same production template.

We are looking for a Post Producer.

Part of your job is figuring out what a project actually needs creatively, technically and commercially, and then making that happen.

You'll be surrounded by people who know their craft, and you'll have genuine influence over how the work gets made.

If you love Post, enjoy bringing order to creative chaos and get satisfaction from seeing a project come together from first brief to final master, we'd like to meet you.

Great Post Producers make complicated things feel surprisingly manageable.

There can be an offline edit running in one room, motion and VFX happening somewhere else, a sound designer waiting for picture lock, six new deliverables appearing in an email and a deadline that somehow hasn't moved.

You're the person who keeps the whole thing connected.

We're looking for a Post Producer who understands both sides of the job: production and Post.

Someone who can organise people, budgets, timings and deliverables, but who also understands what Editors, Motion Designers, VFX artists, Sound Designers, Colorists and other post‑production specialists actually need to do their best work.

At MAKE, a Post Producer isn't just a traffic manager.

You are the production partner of the people making the work.

You'll take responsibility for post‑production projects from briefing through final delivery.

Depending on the project, that might mean working entirely with our in‑house team, bringing in freelancers or collaborating with specialised external post‑production partners.

You will:

• Translate creative briefs into a clear and realistic post‑production approach.
• Scope projects and identify the people, disciplines, time and resources needed to deliver them properly.
• Build and manage post‑production schedules.
• Manage multiple projects and work streams at the same time without losing sight of the details.
• Brief and coordinate Editors, Motion Designers, VFX artists, Sound Designers, Colorists and other specialists.
• Allocate internal resources together with the wider Post team and bring in external talent when required.
• Be a central point of contact between production, creatives, account teams, clients and Post.
• Keep communication and feedback rounds structured and make sure the right people are looking at the right version.
• Manage expectations and communicate clearly when scope, timing or resources change.
• Identify risks before they become problems.
• Create estimates and monitor post‑production budgets throughout a project.
• Recognise additional scope and flag potential overages early rather than after the work has already happened.
• Understand what is required for different deliverables, platforms and formats.
• Coordinate final quality control, mastering and delivery.
• Make sure projects are properly wrapped, documented and archived.
• Maintain and build relationships with freelancers, artists and specialist post‑production partners.
• Help improve the way we work by identifying smarter workflows, tools and production approaches.

AI is becoming part of modern post‑production, and we believe a good Post Producer needs to understand that changing landscape.

You don't need to be an AI…