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ROLE OVERVIEW Our live event division produces shows that expand the conversation, stories, and voices that leave audiences more connected, aware, and inspired. We're producing a high-profile live ...

... for extraordinary live events and experiences through cutting-edge technology, precision ... alongside a Technical Director and Production Manager. * Clearly defines the lines of ...

If you're passionate about live events, love solving complex logistics puzzles, and want to produce exciting corporate events, we want to hear from you. The Event Producer provides customer-centric ...

Lead Event Producer

Los Angeles, CA · On-site +1

$135K - $155K/yr

From global live events to bespoke branded content, we exist to create meaningful connections ... Support and direct on-site event delivery as needed, managing escalations and ensuring real-time ...

Event Producer

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$75K - $85K/yr

Position Summary An event producer at UJA is the ultimate project manager, client service master ... Handles a variety of special tasks as assigned by the director. Qualifications and Competencies

Encore Decor is an event design company that produces. Through insightful discovery sessions with ... Under the mentorship of the Creative Director you'll lead event planning and production. From event ...

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Live Event Sales Representative

Gaithersburg, MD · On-site

$1.0K - $2.0K/wk (+ commission)

Live Event Sales Representative: We have a great opportunity for someone with special event ... Solicit and meet with event producer & meeting planner prospective customers. * Attend industry ...

Event Producer

New York, NY · On-site

$100K - $120K/yr

Produce events across a range of scales, from curated dinners to full multi-vendor productions with staging, lighting, and live programming. * Translate creative concepts and brand vision into ...

Produce events across a range of scales, from curated dinners to full multi-vendor productions with staging, lighting, and live programming. * Translate creative concepts and brand vision into ...

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Live Event Talent Producer

San Diego, CA • On-site

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Job description

We believe a story can change what a person can see: not by arguing, but by showing them something true they didn’t have words for. Dream Three is a story studio built to deliver best-in-class, genre-spanning narratives across mediums, including film and series, theater and live events, publishing and music, and digital and immersive. If you’re looking for a team that takes big creative swings and doesn’t settle for less than excellent, keep reading.

ROLE OVERVIEW

Our live event division produces shows that expand the conversation, stories, and voices that leave audiences more connected, aware, and inspired. We're producing a high-profile live fashion competition for a major entertainment brand this summer—and we need someone who knows how to find extraordinary talent, guide them through a multi-stage selection process, and deliver them to the stage ready to shine. As our Live Event Talent Producer, you'll own the entire competition pipeline—from sourcing and outreach through selection, onboarding, and on-site production, including VIP and celebrity coordination.

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE IN THIS ROLE

• Outreach efforts to colleges, programs, and communities, consistently generating high-quality submissions that align with the show’s creative and eligibility requirements.

• Selected contestants are clearly communicated with, fully onboarded, and arrive at event week prepared, informed, and confident.

• Contestants feel supported, respected, and well-informed throughout the process — from first outreach through post-event follow-up.

• On event days, contestants’ operations run calmly and efficiently, with issues resolved quickly and discreetly without impacting the show experience.

• Your work on the competition serves as the foundation for expanded talent responsibilities across the entire event.

WHO YOU ARE

• You've managed large talent pools—whether in unscripted competition, casting, pageants, or live entertainment—and you know how to move people through a structured selection process without losing the human touch.

• You are systems-first: you love building simple workflows (templates, trackers, comms cadences) that scale.

• You know how to talk to high-profile talent, judges, clients, and crew with equal confidence and warmth.

• You are highly discreet, professional, and trusted with sensitive information.

• You’re calm under pressure and resourceful when plans change at the last minute.

• You write clearly and follow through - your recaps, deadlines, and next steps keep everyone aligned.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Lead contestant sourcing and outreach, including partnerships with relevant colleges and institutions, development of outreach materials, and execution of an effective applicant cadence.

• Own contestant intake and selection operations end to end, including eligibility screening, applicant communications, centralized tracking (Airtable), timelines, and decision documentation.

• Design and deliver a high-quality virtual contestant and judging experience, including platform setup, judge onboarding, scoring rubrics, scheduling, technical readiness, and contingency planning.

• Notify and onboard selected contestants, managing communications, deliverables, and readiness through the onsite event.

ROLE REQUIREMENTS

• Experience managing large talent pools in entertainment, casting, or live events—you've moved a high volume of people through a structured selection process.

• Strong prioritization and time management skills.

• Ability to create and manage a database of contestants and metabolize client notes with grace.

• Professional discretion, organization, adaptability, and meticulous attention to detail.

• Ability to work nights and weekends as needed.

BONUS POINT

• Experience in unscripted casting, competition show production, or segment producing.

• Genuine connection to fandom culture, pop culture, or the Broadway/entertainment community.

• Experience producing in large venue environments (arenas, convention centers, ballrooms).

TOOLS YOU’LL USE

• Planning & Collaboration: Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, Asana

• Documents & Tracking: Microsoft Word, Excel, Airtable

• File Sharing: Dropbox

THE DETAILS

• Availability: Approximately 10-20 hours per week, with flexibility to scale as the position grows.

• Location: Hybrid, in midtown Manhattan

• Travel: Major West Coast live event requiring an on-site presence for the full event week.

• Contract Term: Project-based through Summer 2026, with opportunity to expand scope based on performance.

• Start Date: ASAP

• Work Authorization: Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.

If this role feels like a stretch in all the right ways, we’d love to hear from you. Tell us how your skills, experience, and unique point of view can level up this team and the stories we’re bringing into the world.

Dream Three is an equal opportunity employer. We value a wide range of backgrounds, identities, and perspectives, and strongly encourage candidates from historically underrepresented communities to apply.