Use This Template 
Not in love with this template? Browse our full library of resume templates
Build your resume in 15 minutes
Use professional field-tested resume
templates that follow the exact resume rules employers look for.
Related Resumes & Cover Letters
1
talent coordinator
- Books artists/talents as requested by the production team.
- Contacts potential talent candidates.
- Coordinates logistics and relaying final details to talent managers and production departments.
- Assists the production team in developing the segments of the show pertaining to which artists should be guested.
- Manages the calendar and distributing casting calls, artists’ schedule, and scripts.
2
talent coordinator
- Assist with negotiations for talent contracts for multi-media advertisements.
- Aggressively gather new talents for each project to achieve the demands of requesting company.
- Conduct research and find resources to help talents make decisions about new projects.
- Prepare nametags, materials, notebooks, packages, gift bags, registration lists, seating cards for auditions.
- Coordinate appointments and shooting production schedules.
3
talent coordinator
- The world’s largest youth-run organisation. It is an international non-governmental and Not-for-profit that provides young people with leadership development
- Hire volunteers and process hiring-related paperwork.
- Inform volunteer applicants of details such as duties and responsibilities, compensation, benefits, schedules, working conditions, or promotion opportunities.
- Address volunteer relations issues, such as harassment allegations, work complaints, or other volunteer concerns.
4
talent coordinator
- Contacting commercial talents for VTR through phone.
- Assisting commercial talents during VTR or Shooting.
- Follow-up call for collection of payments from ad agencies.
- Updating of contacts – commercial talents.
- Preparation of commercial ad contracts.
5
talent coordinator
- Contact Agencies and talents in order to provide notification of audition and performance opportunities and to set up audition times.
- Produce shows for special occasions, such as concert events and corporate.
- Photograph or videotape events, or request that a photographer be assigned to provide such coverage.
- Promote and market the events by giving online interviews, participating in talk shows, and making other public appearances.
Suggested Reading:
Related Articles
What to Put on Your Resume If You Don’t Have Job Experience
Building Your Resume – Academic Experience Counts Up to a Point After spending years in the classroom learning your trade, it would seem like that should count for something, right?...
6 Tips to Avoid the Resume Slush Pile
These days, many large companies have so many applicants for new or vacant positions, they have to automate their systems just to deal with the influx. They use something called...
Avoid These 3 Resume Mistakes at All Costs
Your resume is your first impression for a prospective employer. The way you present yourself in that little document can make or break you – it can clinch you an...