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@ 2022 Opfer Communications www.opfer.com
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Multiple Award Schedule FSC Group: Professional Services
CONTRACT NUMBER: 47QRAA21D009R
For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules go to the GSA Schedules page at GSA.gov.
CONTRACT PERIOD: September 2, 2021 – September 1, 2026
ADMINISTRATORS
Nikki Smith – Nikki@opfer.com Lori Robertson – Lori@opfer.com Lorin Fiehler – Lorin@opfer.com
CONTRACTOR
Opfer Communications, Inc.
2861 S. Meadowbrook Ave.
Springfield, MO 658 7
PHONE: (417) 864-5000
WEBSITE: Opfer.com
BUSINESS SIZE: Small Business
COMPANY SERVICE OVERVIEW
Contents Company Overview Core Competencies Customer Information Case Studies
Info
Our companies tell stories of people, products and services to educate and inform, drive sales and build brands.
ABOUT OPFER COMMUNICATIONS
We’re a global marketing and video production company located in Springfield, Mi souri, with more than 30 years of history and some of the world’s most respected brands on our resume. Whether collaborating with an agency, working directly with Fortune 500 brands or serving “mom and pop” shops, we’re experts in innovative storytelling, mass marketing, targeted branding and B2B/consumer response.
WHY OPFER?
Today, anyone with a cell phone is a video producer and we all have a “friend in the business” who is a branding, advertising or marketing “guru”. For some things, a cell phone video will do just fine an a digital ad guru on another continent may be a perfect fit. But if ou’re looking for a qualified eam of results-driven pros who do amazing work at a value price backed by a blue collar, midwestern work ethic, then take a closer look at the team at Opfer.
With clients around the world, we can say we are pretty darn good at what we do. How good?
Good enough to unconditionally guarantee your satisfaction.
Services
Video and motion media production including live action, animation and motion design services
Advertising services including branding, creative strategy, asset development, messaging and copywriting, and media placement and evaluation
Commercial photography services including studio, field and aerial photography and image editing and processing
Graphic design services for corporate identific tion, visual communication, packaging, signage and other uses in the public and private sectors
Web-based marketing services including website design and development, software development, email and digital marketing (including social media marketing) and online media management
Core Competencies
Rates
SIN SIN DESCRIPTION
541430 Graphic Design Services
541511 Web Based Marketing
541922 Commercial Photography Services
512110 Video/Film Production
541810ODC Other Direct Costs for Marketing and Public
541810 Advertising Services
OLM Order-Level Materials
1b. LOWEST PRICED MODEL NUMBER AND PRICE FOR EACH SIN:
See table below in 1c
1a. TABLE OF AWARDED SPECIAL ITEM NUMBERS (SINs)
Customer Information
SERVICE PROPOSED
(E.G. JOB TITLE/TASK)
EDUCATION/
CERTIFICATION
LEVEL
YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED
UNIT OF
MEASURE
PRICE OFFERED
TO GSA
(INCLUDING IFF)
1512110
Production Assistant High School 1 HR
Production Coordinator Associates 1 HR
Scriptwriter Bachelors 5 HR
Director Bachelors 5 HR
Executive Producer Bachelors 5 HR
Director of Photography Bachelors 5 HR
Camera Operator High School 1 HR
Sr. Video Editor Bachelors 5 HR
Video Editor Bachelors 2 HR
Edit Producer Bachelors 3 HR
Audio Technician Associates 2 HR
Storyboard Designer Bachelors 2 HR
541430
Graphic Designer** Bachelors 2 HR
Design Intern High School 2 HR
Motion Developer Bachelors 2 HR
Motion Producer Bachelors 3 HR
1c. HOURLY RATES:
Customer Information (Cont.)
$49.22
$49.22
$123.05
$98.44
$147.66
$147.66
$147.66
$78.75
$98.44
$132.89
$123.05
$98.44
$147.66
$113.20
$24.61
$137.81
SERVICE PROPOSED
(E.G. JOB TITLE/TASK)
EDUCATION/
CERTIFICATION
LEVEL
YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED
UNIT OF
MEASURE
PRICE OFFERED
TO GSA
(INCLUDING IFF)
541511
UX Director Bachelors 5 HR
Software Engineer Bachelors 2 HR
Front-end Developer Bachelors 2 HR
UI Developer Bachelors 2 HR
541810
Strategist Planner Bachelors 2 HR
Digital Strategist Bachelors 2 HR
Media Planner Bachelors 2 HR
Media Coordinator Bachelors 1 HR
541922
Still Photographer** Bachelors 3 HR
Still Photography Editor Bachelors 2 HR
541810, 541511
Analytics Reporter Bachelors 2 HR
512110, 541922
Grip High School 1 HR
541511, 512110
Producer Bachelors 3 HR
Digital Producer Bachelors 3 HR
1c. HOURLY RATES (Cont.):
Customer Information (Cont.)
$147.66
$137.81
$132.89
$123.05
$98.44
$127.97
$123.05
$98.44
$98.44
$147.66
$147.66
$132.89
$132.89
$123.05
SERVICE PROPOSED
(E.G. JOB TITLE/TASK)
EDUCATION/
CERTIFICATION
LEVEL
YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED
UNIT OF
MEASURE
PRICE OFFERED
TO GSA
(INCLUDING IFF)
541810, 541430, 541922, 541511, 512110
Group Account Director Bachelors 5 HR
Account Director Bachelors 5 HR
Account Executive Bachelors 5 HR
Assistant Account Executive Bachelors 2 HR
Creative Director Bachelors 5 HR
Sr. Art Director Bachelors 5 HR
Art Director Bachelors 5 HR
541810, 541511
Social Media Manager Bachelors 2 HR
541810, 541511, 512110
Senior Copywriter Bachelors 5 HR
1c. HOURLY RATES (Cont.):
Customer Information (Cont.)
$98.44
$73.83
$147.66
$127.97
$127.97
$98.44
$132.89
$147.66
$123.05
Customer Information (Cont.)
2. MAXIMUM ORDER: $1,000,000
3. MINIMUM ORDER: $100
4. GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE:
V-48 States, DC
5. POINT(S) OF PRODUCTION:
2861 S. Meadowbrook Ave.
Springfield MO 658 7
6. DISCOUNT FROM LIST PRICES OR
STATEMENT OF NET PRICE:
Prices listed are Government Net Prices;
discounts already deducted.
7. QUANTITY DISCOUNT(S):
None
8. PROMPT PAYMENT TERMS:
Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions. Net 30 Days
9. FOREIGN ITEMS:
Not Applicable
10a. TIME OF DELIVERY:
To be determined at task order level.
10b. EXPEDITED DELIVERY:
Contact Contractor’s Representative.
10c. OVERNIGHT AND 2-DAY DELIVERY:
Contact Contractor’s Representative.
10d. URGENT REQUIREMENTS:
Contact Contractor’s Representative.
11. FOB POINT:
Not applicable
12a. ORDERING ADDRESS:
Opfer Communications, Inc.
2861 S. Meadowbrook Ave.
Springfield, MO 658 7
12b. ORDERING PROCEDURES:
For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA’s) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.
13. PAYMENT ADDRESS:
Opfer Communications, Inc.
2861 S. Meadowbrook Ave.
Springfield M , 65807
14. WARRANTY PROVISION:
Not applicable
15. EXPORT PACKING CHARGES:
Not applicable
16. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
RENTAL, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR
(IF APPLICABLE):
Not applicable
17. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
INSTALLATION (IF APPLICABLE):
Not applicable
18a. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF REPAIR
PARTS INDICATING DATE OF PARTS
PRICE LISTS AND ANY DISCOUNTS FROM
LIST PRICES (IF AVAILABLE):
Not applicable
18b. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ANY
OTHER SERVICES (IF APPLICABLE):
Not applicable
19. LIST OF SERVICE AND DISTRIBUTION
POINTS (IF APPLICABLE):
Not applicable
20. LIST OF PARTICIPATING DEALERS (IF
APPLICABLE):
Not applicable
21. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (IF
APPLICABLE):
Not applicable
22a. SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES SUCH AS ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES (e.g.
recycled content, energy efficiency, and/ or reduced pollutants):
Not applicable
22b. SECTION 508 COMPLIANCE FOR EIT:
Not Applicable
23. UNIQUE ENTITY IDENTIFIER (UEI)
NUMBER: 805550951
24. NOTIFICATION REGARDING
REGISTRATION IN SYSTEM FOR AWARD
MANAGEMENT (SAM) DATABASE:
Opfer Communications, Inc. is registered/ active in the SAM Database, CAGE Code:
86YS5
Opfer Communications, Inc. SCA/SCLS MATRIX
SCA/SCLS Eligible Contract Labor Category SCA/SCLS Equivalent Code and Title WD Number
| Graphic Designer | 15080 - Graphic Artist | 2015-5087 | |
| Still Photographer | 13071 - Photographer I | 2015-5087 |
“The Service Contract Act (SCA)/Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS) is applicable to this contract and it includes SCA/SCLS applicable labor categories. The prices for the indicated (**) SCA/SCLS labor categories are based on the U.S.
Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCA/SCLS matrix. The prices offered are based on the preponderance of where work is performed and should the contractor perform in an area with lower SCA/SCLS rates, resulting in lower wages being paid, the task order prices will be discounted accordingly.”
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Production Assistant
Production Coordinator
Scriptwriter
Producer
High School
Associates Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
The production assistant is a crucial role that is counted on to complete various tasks from organizing to helping prepare the set with lights, props, and equipment. They will also assist wardrobe, director, camera people and other crew members.
The production assistant may help with call sheets, scripts, etc.
They will act a runner distributing messages or items within the crew or cast. They will undertake assigned errands. High energy and commitment are essential as well and a multi-tasking, pro-active, invaluable problem solver.
The production coordinator will assist in coordinating shooting schedules, crew, cast, location, permits, travel, accommodation, work permits and paperwork for cast and crew. The production coordinator is responsible for ensuring quality assurance and the production team meets scheduled goals. This entails a range of oversight of work including planning, scheduling, directing and executing production activities for maximum performance of projects. Other duties include the development of cost-effective measures with the aim of achieving exceptional business practices.
The scriptwriter will develop and research ideas with our integrated production team and client for an original script.
The scriptwriter gains knowledge from the clients creative brief, the product or prototype, and examples of previous productions. A script is written, client approval is given and voice over by a third party is needed.
The producer manages our video production crew. The producer often is responsible for scriptwriting as well. They will also work with our production manager on casting talents and with our line producer to show other demonstrations of product and services in front of camera. The producer will also edit produce the project to finish in po t-production and through revision to completion.
Labor Categories
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Director
Executive Producer
Director of Photography
Grip
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
High School
The director will lead the production team in video projects both in the studio and on location. The director will be able to translate the copywriter, producer and client’s visions into a quality, cohesive final video p oduct. He or she will help prepare the shooting schedule and guide the production team while providing creative input to achieve the best possible visual result. The director will also play a role in the editing process until a final ersion is provided to client.
The executive producer is in charge of Opfer Communications’ integrated production team as a whole in charge of and/ or leading the management processes and roles that include securing funding and maintaining a schedule. He or she will lead the team to deliver strong results for clients, duties including managing, overseeing, and developing teams; providing the department directors with regular updates; performance and strategy overview; providing guidance on strategy and tasks;
overseeing and monitoring client performance, leading client status calls as main point of contact; and coordinating day-to-day troubleshooting.
The director of photography will lead the camera operator(s) and light crewing on the set of video productions and will make artistic and technical decisions related to images in the production. The director of photography will help usher the production from start to finish and mu t understand the full scope of work to help determine the equipment needs for the shoot. In addition, he or she will oversee the still photography and hero shots of particular products, ensuring that all requested shots from the client have been captured.
The grip is responsible for setting up or building cameras and all the equipment that supports cameras for our video productions or commercial photography shoots. This equipment includes tripods, dollies, tracks, jibs, cranes, static rigs, and construction of delicate yet heavy duty parts requiring a high level of experience to operate and move. The Grip is also responsible to help set lighting, rigging, as well as striking lighting equipment on The production set. He or she is also responsible for keeping equipment organized and maintained. Grips may also be asked to help with props, time codes, and other production duties on set as needed.
Labor Categories (Cont.)
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Camera Operator
Sr. Video Editor
Video Editor
Edit Producer
High School
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
The camera operator will physically control the motion picture camera equipment needed in both studio and on location for a variety of video productions. The camera operator will work closely with the director to capture the vision of the project and ensure any special direction from the client is captured.
The camera operator will also adjust camera controls, and any related equipment to find the right lighting, xposure and focus and work with others to arrange the studio set or location to best suit the settings on the camera, and control the lighting equipment, film tock, audio and cameras to get the result the director desires for the spot.
The senior video editor will lead the video editing team through the editing process from start to finish, ensuring the final p oduct meet’s client expectations. He or she will oversee the editing and compilation of video footage according to an identified c eative strategy with particular time restrictions, work with the edit producer and the guide the video editors throughout the revision process and then master and deliver a finished p oduct. The senior video editor will also be responsible for maintaining archives and backups in case of loss of footage.
The video editor, under the direction of the senior video editor, will edit and assemble recorded raw video into a suitable finished p oduct that is ready for broadcasting. He or she will be responsible for editing camera footage, voice over, sound effects, graphics and animation. The video editor will work frequently with account director ensuring revisions from the client are handled as requested until a final ersion is reached.
The video editor will also be responsible for providing asset licenses as requested by the client for stock images, music, etc.
The edit producer, under direction from the director and producer, will take all footage shot and combine it to create a polished, finished spot ( arying in length from 10 seconds to 60 minutes or more) that meets the clients needs. He or she will utilize time logs provided by the production team to identify the highest quality sections of video, then combine that with voice over, animations and other visual assets to create the final video product. The edit producer may also take video assets from previous productions and make small changes to create new versions of the video for a renewed purpose.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Still Photographer
Still Photography Editor
Audio Technician
Strategist Planner
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Associates Degree
Bachelors Degree
The still photographer will work at the direction of the director of photography to capture any images needed for a video production, images for web content or any images that may be needed for other marketing campaigns. He or she may take product hero shots, live action photos on set of a video shoot, or capture other images as requested by the client. The still photographer will also work closely with the creative director and/or digital strategist to ensure the images captured align with the creative strategy of the brand.
The still photography editor will work closely with the still photographer and senior video editor to identify and review any photography needs. He or she will review the images shot by the still photographer, edit and make any necessary changes and select the final images or use in the video spot, website design, or other marketing materials. The still photography editor will work with photo editing software to alter or correct images as needed; he or she may also be asked to capture images from motion pictures for use on websites or in other marketing materials.
The audio technician will operate and maintain the equipment used to record, amplify, enhance mix or reproduce sound;
including but not limited to, music, testimonial interviews, host wraps and narrator voice over. The audio technician will be responsible for setting up, testing and making adjustments to sound recording equipment in the studio, or on location, while video productions are in progress.
The strategic planner will work with our integrated production team and our clients to assess goals, identify areas where improvements can be made, research trends, conduct market research, prepare reports on strategy ideas, and present research findings. A sess and gage the success of new strategies. The strategic planner must have prior experience as an analyst, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, industry knowledge, problem-solving ability, and the ability to interpret data.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Group Account Director
Digital Strategist
Account Director
Account Executive
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
The group account director will lead the development and execution of our integrated marketing programs and/or accounts. They will provide financial ounsel to clients and establish objectives of profitability and g owth, drive strategic relationships with clients to achieve expected revenue goals.
They will take responsibility for the delivery of quality creative work that meets the needs of the client and addresses their business problems, and must champion that work.
The digital strategist will work with clients to develop their strategic brand and will provide effective digital marketing recommendations. He or she will build upon the client’s existing brand and develop unique strategies in video, website design, social campaigns and more to meet and exceed client objectives. The digital strategist will proactively follow clients’ marketing and media plans and will bring concerns to the client’s attention before they become problems and offer solutions.
The account director will manage creative projects for a variety of clients within Opfer Communications. He/she will ensure that the client’s video project(s) are delivered to the client on time, within budget and meet the expectations outlined in the agreement and scope of work. The account director will communicate regularly with clients, coordinating the revision process and will work with several clients at any one time.
The account executive will help to maintain or grow the relationships with existing Opfer Communication clients while also working to identify new video production/creative services opportunities. The account executive will fully understand the client’s needs, help determine whether Opfer Communications can meet those needs and then work to develop a budget and scope of work with the client. Once an agreement has been reached and executed the account executive will communicate the internal project needs to the production/creative team.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Assistant Account Executive
Media Planner
Media Coordinator
Social Media Manager
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
The assistant account executive will assist the account executive in identifying new video production/creative services opportunities. For existing clients, the assistant account executive will help edit and prepare agreements, organize client production assets and track budgets in the project management software. He or she will also help maintain data and records for all clients and perform other duties at the request of the account executive.
The media planner will produce action plans for advertising campaigns from pre-defined mar eting objectives. They select media platforms that best suit the brand or product that will be advertised. The media planner will produce financial and media plans and forecasts, undertake relevant research, analyze and interpret data, work with clients, consumers and advertising staff and the media planner will produce briefs for media buyers.
The media coordinator will develop and implement targeted communications and advertising content for a variety of our media platforms. They will research, write, proofread and edit all content. They will plan and execute all media and advertising campaigns. The Media Coordinator is responsible for completing all organizational and management tasks and efforts involved in and for the event or campaign. They will communicate with clients and employers about expectations and goals, budgeting and fund allocation, delegate tasks to team members, manage deadlines and progress to ensure the on time-on budget delivery, organizing third-party vendor elements, over-see the delivery of projects to specific tions and high standards.
The social media manager will plan, manage, execute and monitor the social media strategy for Opfer Communications and clients. He or she will strive to increase brand awareness, drive website traffic or gen ate leads based on the specific goals and budget of the client. The social media manager will work the digital strategist to identify a creative strategy, create the content with the help of the design team and then execute the plan across multiple social platforms. The social media manager will monitor the engagement and analytics of the social campaigns, make adjustments as needed and report back to the clients.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Analytics Reporter
Creative Director
UX Director
Sr. Art Director
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
The analytics reporter will understand the needs of Opfer Communication’s clients and, in turn, be able to help clients understand how we are meeting those needs in media campaigns, social advertising, etc. The analytics reporter will need to think critically and understand basic statistics and should be comfortable with all forms of communication: verbal, written, graphical and video.
The creative director will help manage the creative aspects of an Opfer Communication’s video production or other creative services/media campaign from concept to completion. The creative director will work with the account executive to clearly understand the scope of work and budget and then recommend a creative plan to achieve client goals. He or she will assist in script/copywriting, art direction, graphic design, talent and location selection, shot lists, set design, and be highly involved in the editing process to deliver the finished p oject.
The creative director will also review work and processes upon project completion to provide recommendation and feedback to the production team for continued improvement in the future.
The UX director oversees a team of UX designers who design client websites that are both functionally and aesthetically pleasing to the user. The UX director ensures that client needs are understood and reflec ed in the web layout presented and designed. He or she reviews all UI output in light of the overall brand strategy for the client and works with other departments to ensure a successful client strategy launch and implementation.
The senior art director will work closely with the account executive to review the scope of work and determine a budget and timeline for the creative assets needed for a particular video project, website redesign, social campaign, etc. He or she will manage the art director and ensure the creative plan and responsibilities for each project are clearly defined, eviews the work throughout the revision process and confirms th t final product is delivered on time, within budget and clearly meets the needs of the client.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Senior Copywriter
Art Director
Graphic Designer
Design Intern
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
High School
The senior copywriter will write and edit original content for video scripts, websites, social media campaigns, etc. He or she will research relevant industry topics to identify new ideas and work with the creative director to incorporate new trends into creative plans for clients of Opfer Communications. The senior copywriter will work with the narrator to confirm th t the latest script versions are recorded for voice over and work with the design team to ensure their vision is visually brought to life on websites and social campaigns.
The art director will be responsible for the visual aspects of any media or advertising campaign; including, but not limited to, website design, branding and social media advertisements for clients of Opfer Communications. The art director will work closely with the senior copywriter, generating ideas together to present to clients. The art director will also manage and review the work of internal graphic designers when needed.
The graphic designer plans and prepares work to be accomplished by gathering and studying information and materials. He or she illustrates concepts by designing rough layout of art and copy regarding arrangement, size, type size and style, and related aesthetic concepts. Approval is obtained of concept by submitting rough layouts. They prepare finished opy and art by computer software program or similar equipment. The Graphics Designer completes projects by coordinating with outside vendors, agencies, art services, printers, etc. They maintain technical knowledge by attending design workshops; reviewing professional publications; and participating in professional societies. They contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
The design intern will provide support for the graphic designer and art director in print, digital, web, video and other areas as assigned. The graphic design intern will report to the Art Director and will assist with the development and design of graphics, logos, ad materials and a variety of other creative tasks as assigned. The graphic design intern may also help with various website updates.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Software Engineer
Front-end Developer
UI Developer
Digital Producer
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
The software engineer writes, debugs, maintains and tests client website supporting software solutions. He or she analyzes user requirements to derive software design and performance requirements for the website; design and codes web software;
designs and implements key technical components (such as search, integration, workfl w, UI), frameworks, interfaces, and services that will be integrated with a broad range of applications.
The front end developer is responsible for coding the front end of a website. He or she works to collaborate with clients to design the look and feel of a website, and use programming languages like HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create the website’s layout, navigation, internal links, content and buttons. The Front End Developer will strike a balance between functional and aesthetic design and ensure web design is optimized for smartphones, identify and troubleshoot various website issues and coding problems, collaborate with members of the website team, including designers and back-end developers, to consistently improve functionality and user-friendliness of web application. The Front End Developer must maintain updated knowledge of the development industry and any advancements in technology and meet tight deadlines as required.
The UI developer will assist in designing client websites that are both functionally and aesthetically pleasing to the user. The UI developer will work directly with the client to understand their needs and then create the web layout to meet those needs. He or she will also work with other developers to ensure that the websites are optimized to work across multiple devices and is presented in an attractive way that is also consistent with the brand strategy of the client.
The digital producer will create, manage and update digital content for video productions, social media, websites and other campaigns as needed. The digital producer will work with creative director to ensure that the timeline, budget and client expectations are being upheld. He or she will also need to provide time estimates to the creative director and/or account executive in order to ensure an accurate estimate is provided to the client.
JOB/SERVICE TITLE DETAILED POSITION/SERVICE DESCRIPTION MIN EDUCATION
LEVEL
MIN YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Motion Developer
Motion Producer
Storyboard Designer
Makeup Artist
Teleprompter Operator
Narration
Stock Music Charge
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
Bachelors Degree
High School
High School
High School
N/A
N/A
The motion developer will be responsible for working hand in hand with design and motion media teams, aiding in the creation of motion graphics assets, bringing them to life and delivering high quality and innovative motion graphic content that meets client needs and fits within the verall brand strategy. He or she is responsible for creating complex animations for a diverse array of media.
The motion producer will act as the liaison between the client and a team of motion developers who are working to create engaging, effective motion graphics as part of a broader overall client brand strategy. He or she is responsible for planning, coordinating and supervising pre-production, production and post-production stages of motion graphics projects.
The storyboard designer will work closely with the director and creative director to visually interpret the script for a video production. He or she will meet with the director to discuss the overall creative concept and then create drawn or digital images of key scenes, ensuring continuity of the production. The storyboard designer will visualize scenes from the viewpoint of the camera operator, detailing the shots needed before filming to save time and stay within budget.
The makeup artist provides hair, makeup and wardrobe assistance to on-camera talent for video or photography projects in order to enhance appearance or create a particular look desired for the project.
The teleprompter operator will transcribe scripts in readable, scrolling banners or screens that are used to prompt on screen talent to remember their lines. He or she will work as a member of the production team in studio or on location during video productions or any time a teleprompter is necessary.
The narrator provides the professional voice over audio track for a video or audio project.
Stock, or library, music is used to provide the musical audio track underlying voice or action in video production projects.
The cost of stock music can be impacted by licensing requirements as well as the source of music tracks.
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OPFER COMMUNICATIONS
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