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Senior Production Finance Executive – UK, Prime Video EU Production Finance

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Role Overview
In this role, you'll drive Production Finance operations for Amazon Studios' UK slate - acting as the financial controller across the full production lifecycle, from greenlight through final cost close-out. You'll define how we measure, report, and communicate financial performance across UK productions, owning the metrics and dashboards that inform executive decision-making. With full autonomy over funding, controllership, and compliance, you'll be the person leadership relies on to surface risks early, explain variances clearly, and keep financial operations running cleanly at pace. You'll also set the standard for how the broader team works - simplifying processes, scaling tools, and raising the bar for production finance across the EU organisation.
About Amazon MGM Studios
Amazon MGM Studios is one of the UK's largest investors in film and television production, with a permanent production home at Bray Film Studios and a long-term presence at Shepperton Studios. Our UK-produced originals span scripted drama, feature films, and tentpole series reaching hundreds of millions of Prime Video customers globally. We operate with a start-up mentality inside a global organisation - small, collaborative teams that move quickly, take ownership, and solve complex problems at scale.
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Key Job Responsibilities
- Lead Production Finance operations for Amazon Studios film and television projects in the UK, independently managing all stages of the production lifecycle.
- Define and own the production finance metrics and reporting strategy - executive dashboards, management reporting, and operational KPIs.
- Serve as financial controller for UK productions - ensuring controllership oversight, error-free reporting, and proactive compliance risk resolution.
- Oversee production funding in multiple currencies, managing cash disbursement controls to support production activities and mitigate financial risk.
- Build and maintain excellent working relationships with external production companies, finance partners and public bodies.
- Drive month-end close (cash flow, costs, accruals); identify variances, articulate root causes, and communicate findings to leadership.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with Creative, Business Affairs, Legal, Accounting, and Production to execute payments and resolve financial issues.
- Invent and simplify - improve, scale, or automate processes and tools across teams, setting standards that others can follow.
Basic Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in BI, finance, engineering, statistics, computer science, mathematics, finance or equivalent quantitative field, or Professional accounting qualification (e.g. ACA, ACCA, CIMA, CPA, or equivalent)
- Progressive experience in Production/Finance/Accounting or Business Accounting with some exposure to the Film and Television Production Industry.
- Knowledge of local tax incentives and regional funding schemes.
- Experience that includes strong analytical skills, use of AI tools, attention to detail, and effective communication abilities, or experience with automation and any version control tools


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Preferred Qualifications
- Familiarity with UK/US union and guild agreements (Bectu/PACT, residuals, guild compliance)
- Understanding of content financing models (pre-sales, gap financing, equity, tax-based structures) and the end-to-end value chain of film and television - from development and production through distribution, licensing, and monetisation
- Ability to work independently in a high volume and fast paced environment.
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