Creative Production & Vendor Operations Executive
About StudioIP • StudioIP is a technology-driven creative production platform connecting clients with creative vendors across Graphics & Design, Photography, Film & Video Production, CGI/Animation/VFX and Audio Production.
Role purpose
Own the vendor side of the workflow: build a responsive, accurately profiled vendor network and coordinate bidding and production delivery. Relationship Managers own client communication; this role owns vendor communication. Key responsibilities
Source, qualify and activate vendors; drive portfolio, service and profile completion.
Maintain vendor supply heat maps by category, specialization and location; identify gaps using actual client demand. • Interpret briefs, shortlist vendors, request and compare bids, negotiate pricing and turnaround times without compromising quality.
Track production milestones, revisions, risks and escalations; share timely updates with the internal RM.
Maintain daily vendor activity MIS, profile funnel, quotation TAT and weekly performance reports.
Record approvals and changes in StudioIP systems; do not treat informal chat as formal sign-off. Required capabilities
Direct experience coordinating creative production vendors, freelancers or studios.
Confident negotiation and structured follow-up; ability to prioritize multiple live requirements.
Working proficiency in Excel/Google Sheets, trackers and operational reporting. • Clear written and spoken communication; comfort with frequent vendor outreach. Preferred background
Advertising/creative agencies, branded content, production studios or structured in-house creative production teams.
Exposure to at least two creative categories preferred; expertise in all five is not required. Not a fit
Pure telecalling/sales, generic administration, or client servicing with no production/vendor ownership.
- Pay
- ₹35,000.00 - ₹40,000.00 per month
Benefits
Flexible schedule
Provident Fund
- Work Location
- In person
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