Video Coordinator (Post-Production Resource & Workflow Management) - Contract

Bloomberg

Bloomberg

New York, NY, USA

Posted on May 23, 2026
The Video Coordinator serves as the operational backbone of the video post-production process. This role ensures that editors, motion designers, and post-production staff are efficiently scheduled, resourced, and supported across multiple projects. The ideal candidate is highly organized, thrives in fast-paced environments, and has a strong grasp of video workflows, file management, third party licensing and production tracking systems.
Key Responsibilities
  • Manage post-production scheduling, tracking editor availability and workload across multiple teams and projects.
  • Adapt and adjust workflows to optimize quality performance and efficiency.
  • Coordinate the assignment of video editors and designers to projects based on deadlines and skillsets.
  • Maintain project tracking tools and ensure all deliverables are up to date and accessible.
  • Communicate project timelines, milestones, and deliverable expectations between production, creative, and post teams.
  • Troubleshoot operational bottlenecks and proactively flag risks to production leadership.
  • Maintain third-party licensing tracker for all projects
  • Have familiarity with a variety of video formats, manage customization requirements for each platform
  • Liaise with the media managers on completion and delivery of projects.
Qualifications
  • 5+ years of experience in video production or post-production coordination.
  • Strong familiarity with editing and media workflow tools (Adobe Creative Suite, Frame.io, Asana, Airtable, or equivalent).
  • Excellent communication and organizational skills.
  • Ability to manage competing deadlines and shifting priorities.
  • Detail-oriented, process-driven, and calm under pressure.
Success in this Role:
You’ll excel if you enjoy keeping the gears turning smoothly — making sure every editor has what they need, every deliverable stays on schedule, and the pipeline runs efficiently from intake to delivery.