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A Post Production Manager ensures film and video projects are completed on time and within budget, overseeing editing and liaising with clients.

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A Post Production Manager oversees the final stages of film and video production, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget. This role involves managing post-production processes such as editing, sound design, and visual effects, while coordinating with editors and other technical staff to achieve the desired outcomes.

Additionally, the Post Production Manager is responsible for liaising with clients to ensure their vision is realised, as well as preparing and presenting reports on project progress and budgetary considerations.

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