Audiovisual work coordinator

The audiovisual work coordinator manages and is responsible for various audiovisual projects such as film, television programme, television series, television channel programme, ra...

The audiovisual work coordinator works, for example, as an executive producer or programme manager and is responsible for the implementation of the project, the budget and the fulfilment of the objectives set. The coordinator also often has creative and substantive decision-making powers. He often works as a freelancer, but may also be a salaried employee.

Audiovisual work coordinator employs 200 people. In the future, the number of jobs in the film sector will increase slightly and broadcasting will remain the same.

No professional preparation is required to work as an audiovisual work coordinator, and communication, marketing, cultural organisation, audiovisual or journalistic education is common.

• Sales and marketing skills
• Knowledge of entrepreneurship, law and economics
• Communication and cooperation skills
• Tension tolerance
• >>Self and time management