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Jennifer Richards

Acacia Hills,NT

Summary

Experienced documentary film producer offering 20 years of expertise in overseeing all aspects of film and video production. Focused on providing innovative work consistent with the established vision and within budget. Deadline-oriented with exceptional time-management techniques. Professional in supervising staff and networking with industry leaders.

Overview

24
24
years of professional experience

Work History

Documentary Film Producer

TV Works
01.2000 - Current
  • Negotiated distribution deals for films, securing profitable revenue streams and widespread exposure.
  • Held production meetings to address progress, relevant concerns and objectives.
  • Increased film production efficiency by streamlining pre-production processes and optimising communication among team members.
  • Completed all projects on-time and under-budget.
  • Jennifer commenced her journey as a production manager for a Television News Agency, evolving into one of the Territory's most esteemed producers.
  • Renowned for her collaboration with First Nations People, Jennifer's international acclaim soared as the Production Supervisor for Google's 6-part series, "Light Speed."
  • Her diverse portfolio includes content for the Northern Territory Government, Federal Government, Channel 9, Southern Cross Television, Foxtel, and various advertising agencies.
  • Notable production roles include segments for "Selling Houses Australia," ABC National, and BBC.
  • Jennifer's producer credits encompass the nationally acclaimed "The Borella Ride," a flagship Anzac Centenary event, and compelling works like "The Tiwi Warrior and the Samurai from the Sky," challenging perceptions of Indigenous Australians in World War II, and "Twenty to the Mile," a documentary delving into the Overland Telegraph Line's impact on the modern Northern Territory.

Skills

  • Concept development: Initiate and refine film's story and vision
  • Financing: Secure funding from investors, studios, or production companies
  • Hiring: Assemble and negotiate contracts with key personnel, including directors, actors, and crew
  • Pre-production: Oversee logistical preparations such as securing locations and equipment
  • Production: Supervise day-to-day operations on set, ensuring filming stays on schedule and within budget
  • Post-production: Collaborate with editors, sound designers, and visual effects artists to shape final cut
  • Marketing and distribution: Develop strategies to promote the film and maximise commercial success
  • Legal and administrative tasks: Manage contracts, permits, and other legal aspects of production

Timeline

Documentary Film Producer

TV Works
01.2000 - Current
Jennifer Richards