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Event Producer

Bring complex creative projects, performances, and events to life.

theatre

At a Glance

Suggested Major
Theatre

Suggested Minor
General Business

Degree Level
Bachelor’s degree; portfolio and experience are important

Career Areas
Performing arts, events, production

Work Settings
Theatres, festivals, venues, production companies, arts organizations

Best For Students Who…
Enjoy organizing complex projects, working with teams, and making live experiences happen

What Does an Event Producer Do?

Event Producers work at the intersection of performing arts, events, production. They use creative, analytical, and collaborative skills to develop projects, services, experiences, or programs that respond to the needs of audiences, clients, organizations, or communities.

How You Build This Path

1. Build Your Arts Foundation

Develop core knowledge and practical skills through the Theatre major, including project-based work and professional preparation.

2. Add Complementary Knowledge

Use the General Business minor to add a second area of expertise that strengthens preparation for this career.

3. Gain Experience + Build Your Next Step

Take on progressively larger events through campus organizations, venues, festivals, or internships.

Skills You May Develop

Planning
Communication
Leadership
Scheduling
Collaboration
Problem solving

Related Major + Minor Combinations

Theatre + General Business  = Arts Presenter
Theatre + Public Administration   = Festival Director
Theatre + General Business = Festival Producer

Degree & Experience Info

This career typically requires a graduate degree. 

Bachelor’s degree; portfolio and experience are important FSU graduate option: FSU offers the MA in Arts Administration. FSU offers the MA in Theatre & Performance Research. FSU MFA options in Theatre include Acting, Costume Design, Directing, Lighting Design, Scenic Design, Technical Production, and Theatre Management.

Industries You’ll Impact

Performing arts
Festivals
Events
Entertainment
Cultural organizations

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