As a planner for smartphone games, you will be involved in planning tasks for new or ongoing game development.
About this role
Nelke Planning, a CyberAgent group company that produces more than 50 stage titles a year, including 2.5-dimensional musicals, hires a person for licensing planning, covering license-out work and the production of video and music discs.
Depending on experience, the planner proposes and runs a wide range of measures that use the company's own IP: planning and production management of the Blu-ray, DVD and CD packages that accompany its stage works, planning and running release events, handling license-out requests, running fan clubs, and planning and producing digital content. The role includes supervision work as well as production management.
Applicants need Word, Excel and PowerPoint skills and two or more years of working experience. Experience in stage production or event operation, work at entertainment companies, product planning and production management, and rights-business experience with various IP (negotiating with and supervising for content holders) are preferred. The company looks for people who communicate proactively inside and outside the company.
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