Sarah Hartman

I've built my career over 15 years in entertainment production, working across multiple disciplines and evolving with the industry. Right out of college, I started producing events and traveled overseas to work for an international event company, producing events on a global scale, mostly focused on women's empowerment. I then moved to New York where I was producing live theater while continuing to produce events and experiential event content. In 2019, I made the move to LA, where I spent time doing freelance production work in short films, commercials, and really whatever I could get at that point. After a brief stint as an agency producer, I've been in my current role for the last 4 years. Today, I help oversee our live studio production for one of our main clients in Culver City, managing our live radio content from Monday to Friday. My responsibilities include staffing, scheduling, and basically all the logistics that go into our live shows. When I'm working on location shoots or commercials, I oversee everything from ideation and pulling the initial creative ideas together, to collaborating closely with my directors and our creative producers, to bringing the vision to life. I'm the point person, so everything kind of rises and falls on me showing up and doing my job. You have to be built for this kind of life because it's Murphy's Law every minute of every day, constantly thinking of what could possibly happen and preparing for any contingencies that could cause hiccups in the production.