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Closing date for applications: 17 September 2025Contract: 6 months PAYE, from late September/early October 2025 to March 2026 (3 days per week)Location: Bristol-based, with a minimum of one day per week in the Bridgewater House office (BS1) Join the team behind one of the BBC's most iconic weekly shows in a key post-production role, ensuring every episode of Countryfile is ready to air.&nbsp;BBC Studios Entertainment&nbsp;are looking for a part-time production coordinator to work on BBC 1’s flagship series, Countryfile. This role focuses exclusively on managing the post-production paperwork for Countryfile, a year-round series airing weekly. It’s a key position requiring strong organisational skills and meticulous attention to detail.&nbsp; We are looking for someone with<ul><li>Proven experience in post-production paperwork including Silvermouse</li><li>Knowledge of archive and copyright clearances, Albert tracking and completing all broadcaster paperwork deliverables</li><li>The ability to work independently while knowing when to escalate issues or seek guidance</li></ul> To register your interest, please kindly upload your CV via the 'Apply' button with the subject line – PC, Countryfile. BBC Studios is committed to having a diverse range of skills, experience and talent working on our programmes, and as such we’re keen for applicants from underrepresented groups to apply, particularly those who are neurodivergent, have a disability, are from an ethnic minorities background and lower socio-economic groups to ensure we are representative of all.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

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Part-time production coordinator

Closing date for applications: 15 September 2025Salary: £25,200 - £29,400Band:&nbsp;BLocation:&nbsp;Cardiff, Roath Lock - travelling to various UK locations throughout the filming period will be required. It is expected that team members work from the office a minimum of 3 days a week.Contract: PAYEStart date: Mid-November (ranging from 6-12 months), interviews will take place w/c Mon 29th September Step behind the scenes of one of the nation's favourite shows in this production role, supporting location shoots and collaborating closely with crew and talent to keep filming on track.Bargain Hunt is BBC One’s popular daytime antiques series.&nbsp;Broadcast almost every day of the year, Bargain Hunt has been one of the nation’s favourite shows for over 26 years, delivers a minimum of 96 x 45 minute programmes a year and regularly attracts up to two million viewers. The series films throughout the year at various locations around the UK.&nbsp; Our production management team consists of – unit manager, junior production manager and 4 x project management assistants (PMAs).&nbsp; Each PMA will be assigned an antiques fair and auction location to set up on a rotational basis according to the filming schedule. We are currently recruiting for 2 new PMAs to join our busy production team in Cardiff.&nbsp;We’re looking for candidates who possess excellent communication skills, problem-solving abilities and a can-do attitude. We want to hear from a diverse range of people with varying experience at production management assistant or production secretary level within the industry. Responsibilities<ul><li>Liaising with external suppliers, talent, contributors and members of the public on location</li><li>Handling and reconciling production advances for location filming</li><li>Working closely with the director, researcher and business affairs team to ensure all archive is fully clearable whilst using judgement to escalate when necessary</li><li>Booking freelance camera/sound crew for each location</li><li>Arranging travel and accommodation for the production team, talent and crew</li><li>Assisting with the team of runners on location</li><li>Being proficient at prioritising, delegating and managing a heavy workload especially in a high pressure and fast paced environment</li><li>Desirable: experience in completing paperwork on Silvermouse – not essential as training will be provided</li></ul> We welcome and encourage applications from candidates who are under-represented in the creative industries.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Production management assistant - Bargain Hunt

Closing date for applications: 17 September 2025 at 12.00pm noonContract: Freelance (September - December 2025)&nbsp;Fee: £4,400 An exciting opportunity for two early-career trainees to support creative projects and workshops that bring the Edinburgh Book Festival to life for older communities in care homes.As part of our ambitious new programme Paper Trails - Edinburgh International Book Festival, in collaboration with Edinburgh Libraries’ Mobile Library Service, is seeking to appoint two trainee artists to support our four writers in residence to deliver five-week creative projects in older people’s residential care homes across Edinburgh. The projects will coincide with and enhance the visits from the libraries team. We want to bring the joy of the Book Festival to people across Edinburgh, who cannot come in person.At the&nbsp;Book Festival, 'artist' encapsulates&nbsp;a diverse range&nbsp;of creative outputs:&nbsp;authors, illustrators, comic creators, spoken&nbsp;word&nbsp;artists, playwrights, visual artists and musicians, producing work for all ages of audiences and readers. For this role we are particularly interested in applications from early career artists who would like to develop experience of working with older people, people with dementia and people with age-related illness in residential settings.The Edinburgh International Book Festival Communities Programme brings together the very best from groups and organisations&nbsp;across&nbsp;the country with the energy and excitement of the August Book&nbsp;Festival. Produced&nbsp;in collaboration&nbsp;with a variety of partners, this&nbsp;programme of residencies, festivals&nbsp;and&nbsp;one-off events brings&nbsp;authors, artists and&nbsp;audiences together to inspire each other and to be inspired, to share stories and experiences, and bring books to life for people of all ages in their own communities. Paper Trails is a new five-year project working in partnership with Edinburgh Libraries to co-design bold creative experiences with communities across the city to address local needs. Responsibilities&nbsp;<ul><li>To support the Writer in Residence to enable the participating groups to have their voices heard and their creative work to be nurtured and valued throughout the project</li><li>To attend all Paper Trails workshops as outlined in the project schedule, taking on a project support role</li><li>To help plan project activities in a timely and professional manner, in collaboration with the Writers in Residence, care home staff, and participants as required</li><li>To suggest possible additional artists or artistic elements to support the emerging ideas across the project as a whole</li><li>To participate in marketing and publicity activity as required</li><li>To write a blog about the traineeship for Book Festival’s On the Road Blog</li><li>To participate in the project’s evaluation process, and to provide regular feedback to the Book Festival and its partners</li></ul> Knowledge, skills and experienceEssential<ul><li>Early career artist with some experience within the literary and/or cultural sector</li><li>An interest in developing creative practice in participatory, community, care settings</li><li>Ability to take the lead from/work with the creative ideas of another artist/writer</li><li>Open and flexible attitude to evolving projects and responding to participant and partner input and ideas</li><li>Excellent communicator who can work with and represent the project</li><li>A creative thinker who can provide support in troubleshooting and creative problemsolving</li><li>Commitment to equal opportunities and social inclusion; tolerance and respect of difference</li><li>Generosity of spirit and a willingness to learn from others</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Experience of collaborating across different art-forms</li><li>Experience/appreciation of cultural programming</li></ul>Personal attributes<ul><li>Positivity and resilience</li><li>Plans ahead but will happily adapt and develop plans as new opportunities arise</li><li>Motivated, pro-active and enthusiastic, even in the face of challenges</li><li>A strong commitment to equality, inclusivity and diversity</li><li>A willingness to work outwith standard office hours, as the job dictates</li></ul> Additional informationTo apply submit a CV and cover letter outlining how you meet the person specification and including a 300-word statement on what you would like to learn/develop during the traineeship via the 'Apply' button. If you have any questions about the role not answered by the above, please contact <a href="mailto:noelle.cobden@edbookfest.co.uk" target="_blank">noelle.cobden@edbookfest.co.uk</a>. The Book Festival is a working environment where everyone is treated fairly, and our differences are celebrated as strengths. We encourage applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences to apply. If you have any specific access requirements, please let us know and we will do our best to meet your needs.Please state in your application that you found this role through Creative Access.

Paper Trails trainee artists - care homes (freelance)

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