Assists in creating, updating and distributing production schedules including crew schedules, rehearsal schedules, post mortems, mainstage activities, production rentals, and other events.

Prepares weekly and/or daily productions schedules, resource request forms, production call sheets, weekly planning spreadsheets and reports.

Negotiates and schedules resource support for all projects with participants and with other Banff Centre departments.

Identifies, organizes and implements logistical requirements related to production needs.

Oversees production resource requests during productions and coordinates production needs between participants, faculty, and staff. Books space and equipment as required.

Attends technical, dress rehearsals and troubleshoots on-site production challenges as required.

Maintains files on each program with all relevant production information.

Assists with compiling documentation and materials required for proposals and/or reports and in preparing production contracts and agreements.

Researches and develops required information for production budgets.

Monitors project/production purchases budgets; and tracks expenditures through approved tracking systems.

Works closely with the Production Administrative Assistant to coordinate accounts payables and ensures the timely payment.

Acts as key liaison with all participants, faculty; and facilitates communication with other Banff Centre departments.

Liaises with clients, participants and production/technical crew during load in, tech, rehearsal, performance and load outs.

Communicates on a regular basis with the main contacts on programs both internally and externally and provide follow up on production commitments and schedules.

In accordance with CUPE 4318, this is a unionized, hourly support staff position, subject to a 500 hour probation period.

The wage for this position is between $19.85 and $22.05 per hour, depending on experience, working up to 40 hours per week.

In addition to a comprehensive benefits package, the Centre offers a supportive work environment, a staff cafeteria, subsidized fitness memberships, staff events, and free or reduced admission to many Banff Centre concerts, films, lectures, and exhibitions.

Diploma/degree in Performing Arts / Arts Production or a related field.

5+ years’ experience of production knowledge of music and theater event activities.

5+ years of experience working in a performing arts capacity, preferably in a post-secondary or client services environment.

Experience in scheduling arts technical/production-based projects.

Production coordination and/or stage management experience within a professional performing arts or entertainment venue.

Reliable and self-motivated with the ability to work under broad direction without close supervision.

Strong attention to detail with strong administrative and effective communication skills.

Proven organizational expertise and ability to successfully manage multiple tasks and projects simultaneously.

Customer-centric approach, which results in exceptional customer service delivery.

Proficient with Microsoft Office suite of products with advanced Excel skills.

Adept at new technologies, and familiar with scheduling software programs and databases.

Candidates offered a position with the Centre, in this capacity, will be required to obtain a criminal record check verifying a clear record before a final job offer can be finalized.

Due to the nature of the work, the Production Coordinator will be expected to be available to work evenings and weekends.