Preditor (PH)
Company: The Walt Disney Company
Location: Glendale
Posted on: April 3, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Posting Title: Preditor (PH) Req ID: 10146988 Job
Description: The Disney Entertainment segment includes the
company’s full portfolio of entertainment media and content
businesses globally, including streaming. The Digital Center of
Excellence Production Team is responsible for ideating, developing,
and executing digital, social content and creative assets for the
Studio brands and titles to support the wider Disney Entertainment
Digital Marketing Team. Consisting of a unit of designers, editors,
and producers, with full-service development-to-distribution
capabilities, the team serves as a one-stop internal creative
agency to address the marketing needs of a rapidly evolving
consumer base. Job Summary: The Preditor is a platform-savvy
production team leader focused on rapid, high-quality content
creation & delivery. This role partners with content leads who own
strategy/creative and works across the internal production team to
translate that direction into creative, engaging, and effective
content. The ideal candidate will be expert in all aspects of video
production, from pre-production through physical production, and
post-production. They will execute of a wide range of styles and
roles in the video production pipeline, including: EPK and junket
style content, red carpet, convention, and live event video
coverage, sponsored content, on-location social content capture,
remote interviews, animated short-form trailers and explainers, and
long-form compilation edits. The Preditor plans ahead, scopes work,
builds timelines, and ensures every request is executed with
precision while balancing speed, quality, new creative ideas, and
brand compliance. Operating with independence in a high-volume
environment, this role will work alongside a team of fellow
producers, editors, graphic and motion designers, as well as
production management support staff, and will be required to be
able to lead a variety of concurrent productions to successful
completion, articulating a clear vision for other supporting team
members to follow. The ideal candidate must be comfortable leading
small teams, as they will work closely with their team members to
implement and follow production schedules, ensuring deadlines are
being met and high standards are being maintained. This role also
orchestrates projects across editors and motion designers,
maintains stakeholder alignment, and safeguards consistency across
16:9 and 9:16 outputs. Organizational and collaborative skills as
well as an ability to prioritize are a must. A deep understanding
of TWDC’s IPs, brands, and audience expectations is critical to
success in this role. If you have a passion for production,
editing, and innovation, this position offers the opportunity to
create industry-leading content for one of the world’s most iconic
entertainment brands. Additional responsibilities and proficiencies
include: Expert understanding of a wide range of post-production
techniques and technical processes, including multi-cam editing and
audio syncing, color correction, audio cleanup, and motion-graphics
methods such as keyframe animation, compositing, and rotoscoping.
Physical production experience (in field or in studio) including
digital-cinema camera operation, lighting, audio. Produce and edit
videos in 16:9 and 9:16 formats, incorporating footage from TWDC
film, series, and marketing content, as well as field cameras,
music, sound effects, and graphics. Collaborate with marketing and
creative leads to refine messaging and branding elements within
video projects. Route proposed final deliverables for notes from
leadership, stakeholders, and legal/clearance teams; consolidate
feedback and ensure compliance. Maintain clarity around the
specific requirements for multiple deliverables per video,
including versions for different aspect ratios and platforms.
Deliver completed videos to stakeholders, signing off on all
finished renders free of any quality-control issues. Implement
high-level editorial judgment to ensure content aligns with brand
objectives and audience expectations. Oversee QC, archival, and
master deliveries; uphold TWDC legal and security standards. Ensure
best practices for distribution and readiness across social and
streaming ecosystems. Organize workload, manage priorities, meet
deadlines, and work well within a fast-paced, multi-tasking
environment. Participate in team meetings and processes to provide
feedback to improve and inform go-forward strategies and tactics.
Stay up-to-date with industry trends, editing techniques, and
emerging digital-media technologies. Deep knowledge of characters
and titles within Disney Entertainment Studios brands is a plus.
All other duties as assigned. Responsibilities and Duties of the
Role: Post-Production Oversight & Leadership Lead post-production
workflows from ingest through delivery, managing multiple
concurrent projects across formats and platforms. Review incoming
assets and ensure proper media organization, versioning, and
adherence to TWDC technical, creative, and legal standards. Provide
clear and actionable edit and graphics notes to editors and motion
designers, ensuring final output aligns with creative intent and
brand standards. Manage internal and external feedback rounds,
consolidate notes, and track implementation through delivery.
Oversee QC, archival, and master deliveries; ensure all assets meet
final quality specifications and are cleared for distribution.
Maintain strong understanding of platform specs, codecs, aspect
ratios, and emerging post technologies to ensure efficiency and
innovation. Physical Production including directing, shooting, &
producing Plan and lead small-scale on-set productions, including
camera, lighting, and sound setup, ensuring clear communication of
roles and objectives to crew. Act as on-site lead for small shoots;
collaborate with producers and department heads for mid,
large-scale or high-visibility productions. Build production plans,
gear lists, and shooting schedules in collaboration with production
management and creative leads. Ensure footage and audio capture
meet required technical and creative standards; manage safe and
accurate media ingest and transfer to post teams. Support live
events, junkets, red carpets, and other field assignments as
needed, ensuring alignment between production capture and post
deliverables. Content & Technical Development including Identify
and test emerging post-production tools, plug-ins, and workflows to
increase efficiency and creative flexibility. Participate in team
meetings and postmortems to surface challenges and propose process
improvements. Partner with peers across production, design, and
creative to codify best practices, templates, and technical
standards. Project & Cross-Team Management Communicate project
status, deliverable timing, and creative feedback across internal
and external teams. Maintain accurate project tracking in Airtable
and shared platforms. Balance deadlines, competing priorities, and
resource needs across physical and post pipelines. Contribute to a
positive, collaborative team environment that prioritizes clarity,
accountability, and shared success. Required Education,
Experience/Skills/Training: Minimum Qualifications: 3 years in
production and/or post-production experience in short and
mid-length video. Advanced knowledge of Adobe Suite; Premiere,
Encoder, After Effects, and Photoshop. Advanced knowledge of
physical production gear including: cinema style cameras, studio
and field lighting, and audio recording devices. Proven track
record executing high-volume, quick-turn edits with excellent
organization. Fluency in platform specs (aspect ratios, codecs,
captions, audio) and delivery workflows. Demonstrated ability to
run projects independently while collaborating with stakeholders.
Strong systems mindset: versioning, organization, naming, and
repeatable workflows. Comfortable giving/receiving actionable edit
notes; calm under tight deadlines. An Expert troubleshooter and
problem solver, with experience in incident postmortems and root
cause analysis in a group setting. Preferred Qualifications:
Familiarity with Airtable (or similar PM tools), Frame.io, and
shared-storage best practices. Experience coordinating event-driven
turnarounds (premieres, activations, livestreams) from a post lens.
Broad knowledge of plug-ins, tools, and technologies to increase
efficient creative workflows. Experience with highly secure content
workflows and approvals. Experience in physical production,
in-field and on-set is helpful but not required. Required
Education: No specific education experience is necessary but an
advanced degree in Media / Film /Art/ Graphic Design/Advertising is
a plus The hiring range for this position in Burbank, CA is
$105,100.00 to $140,900.00 per year based on a 40 hour work week.
The amount of hours scheduled per week may vary based on business
needs. The base pay actually offered will take into account
internal equity and also may vary depending on the candidate’s
geographic region, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience
among other factors. A bonus and/or long-term incentive units may
be provided as part of the compensation package, in addition to the
full range of medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent
on the level and position offered. Job Posting Segment: DEMRKTG Job
Posting Primary Business: Studio Marketing - Digital Primary Job
Posting Category: Prediting - Studios Employment Type: Full time
Primary City, State, Region, Postal Code: Glendale, CA, USA
Alternate City, State, Region, Postal Code: Date Posted:
2026-04-01
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