Creative Producer, YouTube & Social

Icon Global Media is a media company and creative studio built to help talent, athletes, celebrities, and brands create content and IP people actually care about. We bring together strategy, ideation, creative development, production, post-production, and platform expertise across You Tube, Social Media, branded content, and digital-first media. Our goal is simple: create the best content possible and have a lot of fun doing it.

This role sits inside Icon’s You Tube division and will be a key producer for Bryson DeChambeau’s You Tube channel, while also supporting future You Tube channels, talent-led content, studio formats, branded content, and social-first productions as the company grows.

This is not a passive coordination role. We need someone who makes things happen. You will own the logistics, scheduling, pre-production, locations, guest communication, talent coordination, props, casting, vendors, budgets, production documents, releases, and shoot-day readiness that allow great ideas to become great videos.

This role requires someone who can hold both sides of production at once: the creative instincts to understand the story and the operational discipline to plan a shoot down to the details. The creative team may come up with the idea, but your job is to pressure-test it, identify what it needs, solve the production challenges, and make sure it can actually be executed at a high level.

You will work closely with You Tube strategists, creative leads, production teams, editors, talent managers, booking partners, legal, brand partners, and clients to make sure every shoot is organized, realistic, efficient, and set up to win.

The right person is highly organized, resourceful, calm under pressure, and proactive about solving problems before they even come up. You understand that creator-led production moves fast, schedules change, access is valuable, and shoot days need to be maximized. You are not just checking boxes. You are setting the table for the creative team and talent to walk in and make something great.

• Develop production plans for long-form You Tube videos, including timelines, logistics, locations, guests, crew needs, props, budgets, releases, and shoot-day requirements
• Pressure-test concepts before production by identifying creative risks, logistical challenges, budget needs, location needs, talent needs, and possible production bottlenecks
• Create pre-production documents, production briefs, call sheets, run-of-show documents, shoot schedules, shot needs, and backup plans
• Source and manage production resources when needed, including crew, art directors, set builders, props, vendors, and other specialists required to execute the concept
• Make sure every production is organized, realistic, and ready before talent arrives on set or location

• Help shape the production approach for each video so the concept, structure, guest experience, and shoot plan support the creative vision
• Partner with creative leads and editors to make sure the footage captured gives post-production what it needs to build a great video
• Stay involved from pre-production through post-production, solving creative and logistical issues instead of handing the project off after the shoot

• Coordinate with talent, guests, management teams, booking agencies, and internal stakeholders to lock shoot dates, details, expectations, and logistics
• Support casting and sourcing for videos that require creators, influencers, athletes, experts, fans, participants, or real people
• Build and maintain relationships with talent representatives, booking partners, locations, vendors, and production contacts

• Source and secure golf courses, studios, venues, homes, fields, warehouses, sets, and other production locations as needed
• Source props, equipment, signage, set pieces, wardrobe, vehicles, games, challenges, and any physical elements needed for a video
• Find creative solutions when a concept requires hard-to-find people, places, props, builds, or resources

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