Production Assistant

Nick Di Giovanni is the world’s top-ranked celebrity chef and content creator with over 75M followers across platforms. Led by Nick, Knife Drop Studios is on a mission to become the world’s largest food media company and is searching for top-tier talent with a passion for educating and inspiring people through a shared love of food.

Knife Drop Studios is looking for an entry-level Production Assistant to support our Boston-based production team. This is a hands-on role helping with shoots and day-to-day production needs, from set support and organization to errands, pickups, shopping, and whatever else the team needs to keep things moving.

This role is a part-time, in-person role in the Greater Boston Area.

You’re positive, reliable, and resourceful
. You’re willing to jump in on any task, big or small, and take pride in being someone the team can count on. You’re excited to learn production and understand that supporting a successful shoot means doing both the exciting and behind-the-scenes work.

Personality and attitude matter more to us than previous production experience.

• Assist before, during, and after shoots
• Help with setup, breakdown, organization, and cleanup
• Pick up and return equipment, supplies, food, and props
• Run errands, shopping, returns, and production pickups
• Drive to locations, vendors, and stores as needed
• Load, unload, and organize production equipment and supplies
• Support other production members with day-to-day needs
• Jump in on last-minute requests and other miscellaneous tasks as needed

• 0–3 years of experience
  , with preference for candidates early in their careers or recently out of college
• Positive,
  can-do attitude and strong work ethic
• Reliable, organized, and comfortable taking direction
• Strong communication skills and resourcefulness
• Must have a valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle
• Flexible availability, including weekends, early mornings, and non-traditional shoot hours
• Production (especially in food!) experience is a plus, not a requirement