Senior Producer & Creative Project Manager
LA | NYC | UK
Arielle brings versatility and emotional intelligence to large-scale creative production. She leads advertising, brand, and original content projects across physical, digital, and experiential environments, often navigating high-pressure, high-visibility situations.
Available for full-time senior producer and creative project management roles with agencies, brands, media and production companies.
Hi, I’m Arielle
I’m a senior producer and creative project manager with two decades of experience across advertising, television, branded content, and live production. I’ve worked at agencies, production companies, studios, and in-house teams, often in high-pressure, high-visibility environments, working directly with executive leadership and high-profile talent to bring ambitious ideas to life.
I’m an artist by nature and a producer by trade. I care deeply about the creative process and the people inside it. I lead with an ability to balance creative vision, operational reality, and the relational conditions that allow teams to take risks, collaborate honestly, and stay focused under pressure.
Alongside my production career, I’m a certified intimacy coordinator and board-certified sexologist. That background shapes how I navigate power, sensitivity, and trust when work involves bodies, identity, or culturally charged material. It informs my judgment in moments where clarity, emotional intelligence, and psychological safety are essential to good decision-making and strong creative outcomes.
My experience spans large-scale physical production, experiential and digital work, and fast-moving creative environments where timing, taste, and judgment matter. A formative chapter of my career was helping lead production operations at Disney during the COVID-19 pandemic, where creative continuity depended on real-time decision-making, trust, and human awareness at scale.
I bring steadiness, range, and emotional fluency to the work I lead now. I don’t come in to clean up messes.
I come in to collaborate, problem-solve, and help creative work land with integrity, momentum, and care for the people making it.
Trusted By
In Conversation
Podcasts, Panels & Facilitation
I speak on consent, creativity, sex, power, and collaboration in spaces where people actually have to work together, perform, lead, or be seen. My perspective comes from two decades inside high pressure creative environments, not theory, and I translate complex, charged topics into conversations people can stay present for and act on.
I’m known for bringing clarity and structure to conversations that can easily get abstract, awkward, or performative. I hold space in a way that keeps people engaged, honest, and grounded, whether I’m moderating a room, responding live on a panel, or going deep in a long-form conversation. My dual background as a producer and intimacy coordinator means I’m always tracking the room, the timing, and the larger arc, not just my own point of view.
My perspective is shaped by a career that spans both leadership and embodiment. Alongside my work in production, I’m a certified intimacy coordinator, a board certified sexologist, and a burlesque performer. That range gives me a grounded, body-aware lens on consent, confidence, desire, and power, and allows me to speak about these topics with nuance, responsibility, and ease across creative, professional, and erotic spaces.
I’m especially at home in long-form conversations where nuance matters. As the host of Birds & Bees Don’t Fck and a frequent podcast guest, I know how to stay present, curious, and responsive while still holding a clear throughline. I’m comfortable talking about sex, creativity, relationships, and power without rushing to conclusions or softening the truth, and I know how to make complex ideas accessible, engaging, and human.
I regularly facilitate conversations and experiences in live, embodied environments, from creative spaces to play parties and erotic arts communities. I know how to hold rooms where desire, vulnerability, and experimentation are present without letting things tip into chaos or harm. Structure, consent, and clarity are what make these spaces expansive, not restrictive.
Conversation Topics
I’m most often invited to speak, write or facilitate conversations on:
Sex, power, and consent beyond the buzzwords
Erotic intelligence, confidence, and embodied leadership
What intimacy coordination actually looks like, beyond the headlines
Creative collaboration when bodies, desire, or identity are in the room
What burlesque and erotic arts teach us about presence, trust, and self expression
Play parties, intimacy, and modern sexual culture
Psychological safety without flattening edge or artistry
Navigating visibility, vulnerability, and power in creative industries
Birds & Bees Don’t Fck
A candid, funny, and grounded podcast about sex, intimacy, and the ways our sex education failed us.
Hosted and produced by Arielle Zadok, Birds & Bees Don’t Fck is the sex ed show for people who don’t like sex ed shows. Each episode features a one-on-one conversation with a comedian or sexpert, blending humor, honesty, and insight to unpack desire, relationships, and the messages that shaped how we connect. The show reflects Arielle’s ability to hold nuanced, engaging conversations about charged topics without losing warmth, clarity, or momentum.