Manager, Asset Restoration

Sony Pictures
United States
Workplace: HybridFull timeUSD 93,000 - 121,000 annuallyFunction: Solutions Engineering & Sales EngineeringExperience: 5+ yearsEducation: bachelorsSkills: ["Communication","Organization","Research","Problem-solving","Project management"]

Manager of archival research and material restoration for SPE libraries, coordinating with internal teams to locate, evaluate, and document film, video, and audio elements for preservation, restoration, and distribution. Oversees workflows, inventory systems, and communication with multiple stakeholders to ensure timely delivery and proper handling of archival materials.

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Manager, Asset Restoration

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Job Summary

Manager of archival research and material restoration for SPE libraries, coordinating with internal teams to locate, evaluate, and document film, video, and audio elements for preservation, restoration, and distribution. Oversees workflows, inventory systems, and communication with multiple stakeholders to ensure timely delivery and proper handling of archival materials.
Location: United States
Workplace: Hybrid
Employment Type: Full time
Job Function: Solutions Engineering & Sales Engineering
Seniority: Manager level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Conduct deep research into archival materials supporting internal SPE departments using various inventory systems and historical documentation.
  • •Communicate findings to requestors/Asset Restoration team and ensure workflows are consistent with archival best practices.
  • •Coordinate with Title Managers and Marketing to manage inquiries, deliveries and due dates according to Home Entertainment release schedules.
  • •Collaborate with inventory analysts and project managers on planning and evaluating materials for extended cuts and special features.
  • •Create reference materials and transfer files, track use decisions, and produce status reports.

Pay and Benefits

Salary: USD 93,000 - 121,000 annually

Key Requirements

  • •5+ years of experience working within the film and video industry on archives with an understanding of theatrical post-production and analog film and audio formats and elements
  • •Knowledge of archival processes and experience with laboratory and post-production workflows, issuing purchase orders and inventory tracking
  • •Strong facility for research using varied sources both on paper and digital sources
  • •Willingness to work in an environment with aged materials, old storage areas, or industrial dust
  • •Excellent organizational skills with the ability to schedule projects and collaborate as needed
Experience:5+ yearsFilmVideoArchivingHome entertainment
Education:Bachelor's
Skills:CommunicationOrganizationResearchProblem-solvingProject management
Tech Stack:Microsoft OfficeInventory databases

Company Brief

Sony Pictures
Sony Pictures is a major film and television studio producing, financing, acquiring, and distributing motion pictures, television programming, and digital content globally across multiple labels and platforms.
Industry: Film & Television
Company Size: Enterprise (1,001+ employees)
Revenue: USD 1B+
Growth: Established Company
Headquarters: Culver City, United States
Founded: 1987
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