Freelance Producers, Experiential

About Us

Who We Are

Left Field Labs is the creative technology agency that makes what’s next, real. Since 2008, we’ve designed, built, and shipped work for the world’s most ambitious brands, including Google, Salesforce, Amazon, Meta and Qualcomm. We are designers, engineers and strategists working side by side on technology most people are still reading about, and we get to build it and see it out in the world. That obsession with making things real has earned us spots on Built In LA’s Best Places to Work and Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators.

What We Do

We deliver three outcomes under one roof, with strategy, design and engineering working side by side.

Growth: We create campaigns, products, and experiences that turn a brand’s vision into measurable results for marketing and brand leaders.

Scale: We build platforms, products and AI systems that integrate seamlessly and perform in the real world, for technology and product leaders who measure success in uptime, performance and adoption.

Experience: We stage live, immersive, and physical moments that let people can see and touch, building belief and trust through everything from global conference activations to interactive installations.

Overview

Who We Are Seeking

Left Field Labs is expanding our bench of senior freelance talent across creative technology, technical direction, and experiential production. We’re looking for battle-tested specialists who have delivered complex interactive installations, spatial computing, and physical-digital environments at scale—and who thrive stepping into active client pipelines.

At Left Field Labs, we design and build category-defining spatial and digital environments. Our work spans multi-year enterprise briefing centers, interactive trade show activations, custom physical fabrication, and real-time software systems for our partners.

We value non-linear career paths and experience gained across live events, theater, film, museums, architecture, and agency work. What matters is that you've personally led experiential projects through install and show. If that's you and you don't match every bullet, we still want to hear from you.

This position is remote with frequent travel to client sites, fabrication shops, and show floors (e.g., 25–40%).

Responsibilities

Producer

The Producer leads the day-to-day execution of integrated interactive installations and standalone trade show environments. You will bridge the physical and digital worlds, coordinating scenic fabricators, AV integrators, creative technologists, and software developers to deliver polished experiences on time and within budget.

What You’ll Do

• Own experiential projects from kickoff through post-event wrap, taking ownership of scope, timelines, deliverables, and margins

• Coordinate cross-functional teams spanning creative technologists, Unity/Unreal developers, 3D animators, and scenic builders.

• Source and manage external vendors, fabricators, and technical partners; establish clear scopes of work and hold partners accountable to milestones.

• Serve as a primary client contact, leading regular status touchpoints, managing feedback loops, and clearly documenting scope adjustments.

• Lead onsite load-ins, technical rehearsals, live show operations, and strikes, maintaining composure and steady decision-making under fast-paced event conditions, including working within union jurisdictions and venue/show rules, and owning onsite safety and contingency planning.

What You Bring

• 2–3+ years of production coordination experience, including onsite support for at least one live event, trade show, or installation from load-in through strike

• Direct experience leading experiential, interactive, or multi-disciplinary creative projects from concept through installation.

• Comfort interfacing with technical and physical disciplines—understanding how scenic build schedules intersect with software development sprints and AV integration.

• Experience managing project budgets up with an eye toward protecting profitability and managing client scope creep constructively.

• A collaborative, adaptable mindset and strong client-facing communication skills.

Senior Producer (SP)

The Senior Producer acts as the operational anchor for flagship enterprise programs, including multi-year Executive Briefing Centers and major convention footprints. You will lead multi-disciplinary pods, drive high-end fabrication operations, oversee complex technical integrations, and build trusted relationships with enterprise stakeholders.

What You’ll Do

• Lead the end-to-end delivery of complex, multi-workstream spatial and digital projects, balancing long-lead architectural construction with real-time software development.

• Direct dedicated client pods, mentoring Associate Producers and Producers while maintaining visibility into all active deliverables.

• Own overall project financial health: build detailed budget estimates, monitor burn rates, lead value engineering when needed, and protect project gross margins.

• Oversee fabrication partners and technical vendors, establishing quality control standards, review gates, and shop-visit cadences.

• Serve as the trusted day-to-day partner for senior client stakeholders, translating complex technical and logistical realities into clear business decisions.

• Help evaluate and onboard freelance talent, supporting our contract-to-hire pipeline and scaling production best practices across the studio.

What You Bring

• 8+ years in experiential production, including leading multiple programs and at least one permanent installation or briefing center from design through opening

• Deep practical knowledge of physical scenic fabrication, architectural dependencies, enterprise AV systems, and real-time interactive engines (Unity, Unreal, WebGL).

• Proven success managing multi-stakeholder enterprise client relationships through ambiguous or evolving project requirements.

• Strong leadership baseline: experience guiding, mentoring, and empowering team members while keeping delivery standards high.

• A solution-oriented mindset that balances ambitious creative visions with realistic operational planning.

Executive Producer (EP)

The Executive Producer leads operational strategy, portfolio health, and resourcing across multiple enterprise accounts In this role, you will partner with studio leadership and client executives to shape multi-year engagements, optimize pod structures, and drive sustainable growth across our experiential and digital practice.

What You’ll Do

• Oversee delivery performance and profitability across an account portfolio

• Structure and balance account pods, forecasting resource requirements and managing a flexible blend of core staff and freelance specialists.

• Manage MSAs, rate cards, and multi-year commercial agreements

• Serve as an executive advisor and escalation point for senior client leaders, building lasting partnerships based on operational transparency and high-caliber delivery.

• Standardize production methodologies, establishing consistent templates, vendor rate benchmarks, and trial evaluation frameworks across all pods.

• Foster an inclusive, psychologically safe production culture that values curiosity, mutual support, and sustainable pacing.

What You Bring

• 12+ years in experiential/live production, with 5+ years in an EP or Head of Production role overseeing multiple enterprise accounts

• Demonstrated history of managing multi-million-dollar account portfolios with direct P&L and gross margin accountability.

• Sophisticated understanding of commercial contracting, master service agreements, vendor procurement, and resource planning.

• Experience overseeing both physical architectural builds (briefing centers, brand hubs) and digital/interactive installations.

• Inspiring people leadership skills with a proven record of building, coaching, and retaining diverse, high-performing production teams.

Equal Opportunities

Left Field Labs is an equal opportunity employer and committed to providing equal employment opportunity to all applicants and team members regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, handicap, veteran status, marital status, criminal history, or any other category protected by applicable federal and state law, including the City of Los Angeles’ Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance relating to an applicant's criminal history (LAMC 189.00). Left Field Labs makes reasonable accommodations for handicapped and disabled team members.

Left Field Labs is an E-Verify employer. E-Verify is an Internet based system operated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in partnership with the Social Security Administration (SSA) that allows participating employers to electronically verify the employment eligibility of their newly hired employees in the United States.

LFL is an equal opportunity employer.

Compensation

The hourly range for this role is $65.00 to $125.00 and applies only to jobs performed in Culver City, California. This range represents the lowest to highest salary we reasonably and in good faith believe we would pay for this role at the time of this posting. Please note that we may ultimately pay more or less than the posted range, and the range may be modified in the future. An employee’s position within the salary range will be based on several factors, including but not limited to relevant education, qualifications, certifications, experience, skills, geographic location, performance, and business or organizational needs.