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Job Description

Studio Producer

Job Purpose of a Studio Producer

Developing, creating arranging composing & songs, running recording sessions, suggesting changes to instrumentation, effects, and lyrics. Guiding in the mixing, mastering, and recording engineers and refining recorded music for public presentation.

Reporting to: Coordinator Business Studies

Principal Accountabilities (Main Duties)

• To prepare schemes of work, lesson plan, and teach students on the set curriculum.
• Arranges compositions, runs recording sessions, and suggests changes to instrumentation, effects, and lyrics.
• Guides the mixing, mastering, and recording engineers.
• Gathers ideas and inspiration for projects and develops the vision and direction for each project.
• Manages project budgets and handles contracts and negotiations.
• Develops production timelines and tracks advertiser supplied product & assets for integrations.
• Keeps internal department workflow and tracking documents up to date.
• Logs and archives all content the company produces.
• Edits music clips of integrated content the company produces and uploads on the company’s web site.
• Works closely with the network or studio scheduling teams to track delivery, air/publish dates, and times of upcoming integrated content.
• Support the team on all integrations and proposals.

Minimum Qualifications and Experience

• Grade 12 Certificate with 5 credits or better including Mathematics and English.
• Minimum of an earned Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music or Science of Music from an accredited and reputable University
• Demonstrated ability to have a firm grasp of sound editing techniques
• Ability to abide by Music industry laws and ethics
• Computer literate and must be conversant in Microsoft Office package
• At least three (3) years of work experience in using digital audio hardware and software
• At least 25 years old

Additional Attributes

• High degree of integrity, initiative, self-confidence and self-supervision.
• Creativity, innovative, creative and critical thinker.
• A strong music production background.
• Editing abilities.
• Project Management.
• Ability to handle multiple projects under tight deadlines.
• Coaching and ability to foster teamwork.
• Proactive, with a high level of organization.
• Promoting process improvement.

Email your applications letters including daytime contact number, curriculum vitae and certified copies of certificates as a single document to must be submitted and addressed to: [email protected] and [email protected]
The Principal, Livingstone Institute of Business and Engineering Studies, Box D27, Livingstone.
Closing date for receipt of applications shall be Sunday 21st  January, 2024