PMI Atlanta Chapter - Entertainment Forum - 180517

Entertainment Forum - 180517

The PMI Atlanta Entertainment Forum launched in 2017! Our focus is expanding knowledge and appreciation of Project Management and its benefits in unconventional fields by providing informational, educational, and networking events for individuals in various roles in the entertainment industry.

Entertainment Industry = those businesses involved in providing entertainment
• Media – film, television, radio, theater
• Music
• Sports
• Fine arts
• Digital - Gaming

 

"Production Managers | PM’s of the Entertainment World" by Brandi Harrison, Senior Manager of Production Operations and Crewing, Turner StudiosHarrison-Brandi

Every second of television that you see required a team of individuals to create it. And at the head was likely a production manager. While production managers might not have creative control, shows live or die on their ability to anticipate, plan, and communicate what’s necessary for a production to succeed.  Take a detailed look into the similarities between managing a major project and a major production.

Brandi Harrison is a production manager with more than 15 years of experience in broadcast, operations, and event management. From documentaries, to live shows and even commercials, Brandi has been able to leverage her skills to create effective products for her clients, as well as great team environments.

Brandi started her career at the number 1 local news station in the country, producing commercials. The spots ranged from celebrity endorsements to million-dollar government campaigns to mom & pop stores with dogs and a baby – though thankfully not at the same time! While producing for 10 years, she discovered the right niche in production management. Being able to step away from the creative, while still having a great impact on the success of a project was the perfect balance.

Most recently, Brandi was the Senior Production Manager for the CNN Documentary Unit, responsible for managing the productions of 26-50 shows per year. She traveled crew around the world and ensured they had exactly what they needed when they arrived. Currently, she is the Senior Manager of Production Operations and Crewing with Turner Studios where she oversees the scheduling and usage of 6 studios, 11 control rooms, and almost 250 staff and freelance crew to produce shows for NBA on TNT, NBA-TV, TCM, ELEAGUE, truTV, and most of the other Turner brands.

Every step of Brandi’s career has honed her skills and deepened her knowledge of production and operations management.

When

Thursday, May 17, 2018, 6:00-7:45 PM (6:00-6:30 PM - Networking)

Where

Manuel's Tavern, 602 North Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 

Fees

PMI Atlanta Member: $12.00, Early Bird Rate $10.00 through May 10th
Non-Member: $15.00, Early Bird Rate $13.00 through May 10th 

Forums no longer accept cash registrations at the door.  Please register in advance.

Meeting content, presenter, and location are subject to change. Refunds will not be made for changes in meeting content, presenters, or locations. 

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Talent Triangle Category: Technical Management

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Event Properties

Event Date 05-17-2018 6:00 pm
Individual Price $15.00
Location Manuel's Tavern

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