Job description
- Booking studios slots, equipment and talent for video productions
- Organising schedules and timelines for filming and live broadcast
- Liaising with the Producer / Director to discuss requirements and plans for broadcast
- Owning the London broadcast studio booking schedule
- Organising and ingesting footage for post-production as well as archiving content
- Organising and executing where necessary kit maintenance, filming studio duties and other organisational tasks, liaising with external suppliers when needed
- Supports the delivery of studio productions including camera operating, lighting and streaming
- Receive briefs for, and produce, a simple packaged edits for broadcast shows
- Facilitate & manage a low risk, low maintenance livestreams with support from a more senior team member
- This role would be suitable for someone looking for their second role in video production
- Previous experience organising video productions and live broadcasts in either the corporate or film industry is useful
- Knowledge of broadcasting and filming kit including cameras, tele-prompters, audio, capturing and streaming equipment with the purpose of supporting the Live and Video Technology team in their day-to-day usage
- Stakeholder and suppliers management experience
- Comfortable managing conflicting priorities and deadlines, ensuring a positive outcome with confident and concise communication
- 25 days of holiday per year - with an option to buy/ sell upto 5 days
- Pension, Life Assurance and Income Protection
- Flexible benefits platform with options including Private Medical, Dental Insurance, Critical Illness and the Ascential Shares Scheme
- Employee assistance programme, season ticket loans and cycle to work scheme
- Volunteering opportunities and charitable giving options
- Great learning and development opportunities.
About Ascential
CEO: Duncan Painter
Revenue: $100 to $500 million (USD)
Size: 1001 to 5000 Employees
Type: Company - Public
Website: www.ascential.com
Year Founded: 1887