Community Post Type: Jobs

Liverpool Arts Club have an exciting job role coming up at Tokyo Industries HQ!

If you are passionate about the live music industry have a keen eye for production technical specs and just a general sound person 😉 then apply for their Production Manager role and join their expanding entertainments team who are responsible for some of the busiest and best music venues in the country!

Hit the link below for more details!

Production Manager – https://indeedhi.re/3Ufaj5A

Closing date – Sunday 12th May 2024

The Senior Operations Producer will work across the whole organisation, with teams in Liverpool, Peterborough and Southend-on-Sea.

This experienced and highly organised Senior Operations Producer will help mould Metal’s infrastructure, implementing new systems and processes across our buildings. Apply by Monday 22 April at 10am.

For more information and details of how to apply, follow this link

Closing date: 22 April

The Reader brings people together and books to life in free, weekly Shared Reading groups across the UK.

This post sits in the Development Team, which is responsible for delivering income to sustain and grow The Reader’s work and developing the relationships that can help make that work happen.

You’ll be working in a small, fast-paced team that needs to be flexible to opportunities as they arise. This role will work across income streams, developing funding bids, cultivating and stewarding funders and partners and actively supporting the work of the Development Managers.

Person Specification:

• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

• Strong organisational skills and attention to detail.

• Ability to manage conflicting priorities.

• A team player with a positive and flexible attitude with a willingness and ability to learn on the job and work collaboratively with colleagues.

• An effective influencer and negotiator with a demonstrable ability to sell concepts in a clear and engaging way.

• Strong IT skills with experience of or willingness to be trained on our CRM system and ability to process data and run reports.

• Highly motivated with the ability to work independently and use initiative.

• Experience of researching, collating and presenting information in a clear format.

• Experience of working in either a fundraising, account management, business development or marketing/sales role.

• Experience of working for a voluntary, arts or social enterprise role.

• Be able to demonstrate an understanding of the wider work of The Reader.

Please visit The Reader to view a full job description and to see how to apply.

The Head of Programmes & Partnerships role will lead their cross-disciplinary national and international programmes to take Metal into its next chapter as they develop a new strategy and new methodology throughout 2024. Apply by Monday 29 April at 10am.

For more information and details of how to apply, follow this link.

Closing date: 29 April

 

Are you outgoing and confident working with children and families? Do you passionately believe in the value of reading? Are you flexible, enthusiastic and positive?

The Storybarn are on the look out for their newest Storyhunter! Join a fantastic team at The Storybarn and share the magic of bringing stories to life.

Apply by 25 April here: https://ow.ly/8xJv50Rf4j1

Baltic Creative CIC is on the hunt for three new board members at what is an exciting time for our organisation!

They’re looking for bold individuals with experience in HR, finance, or the creative and digital (C&D) industries. If you’re all about making a positive social impact and have ideas as big as their plans, they want to hear from you!

Joining their Board means you’ll be a part of the strategic vision shaping their future. Plus, you’ll immerse yourself in their exciting community, all while championing growth and inclusivity!

Got the passion and the drive? Check out the full advert and job description at this link, then send a one-page cover letter and a two-page CV to info@baltic-creative.com by 30th April.

This role is an exciting development opportunity for somebody looking to take the next steps in their career in the music or creative industries.

As Project Coordinator you’ll work closely with their Project Managers and Senior Programme Managers to support the successful delivery of a range of exciting and varied music projects.

Safeguarding

The safety and wellbeing of their beneficiaries is of utmost importance. Safeguarding is therefore a major consideration during recruitment, and they take a robust approach when recruiting employees or volunteers.

Successful candidates will undergo a DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) Check, an appropriate level of Safeguarding Training and will need to provide references which both help to confirm their ability to work with them and support an assessment of their suitability for the role and its safeguarding responsibilities.

Please read https://www.brightersound.com/legals/safeguarding-policy/ – Safeguarding Policy for more information.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 28 April

Join the Technical Team at HOME, they would love to hear from you.

Creative Programme

• Leading the Technical and production teams and working closely with creative teams to ensure the safe and smooth delivery of performances, events, and exhibitions.
• Assuming overall responsibility for technical management of exhibitions, screenings, events, private hires, performances, rehearsals, workshops, and technical work.
• Through effective project management maximise the use of HOME’s technical resources.
• Ensuring the timely and safe maintenance, procurement and replacement of all performance, cinema, event, exhibition, and engagement technical equipment
• Managing negotiations on technical riders with touring venues and companies (including non-theatre venues)
• Delivering technical aspects of the delivery of access provision for all art forms
• Overseeing, as required, the engagement of all sub-contractors required for all elements of the performance, rehearsals, and technical aspects of the project

People Management

• Managing and developing the Technical Team. Including proactive management of team delivery, appraisals and ongoing support and development.
• Contributing to programme planning meetings with a particular focus on capacity management, optimal use of resources, sustainability and creative ideas
• Overseeing recruitment of, and contracts for, production and operational staff required for performances, events, exhibitions, rehearsals and technical work
• Manage freelance contracts and ensure the correct finance and HR processes are adhered to.

Financial Management

• Working with the Programme Teams on the creation and management of technical and production budgets controlling financial risk.
• Forecast, manage and reconcile the annual costs of the Technical Department including providing information for Theatre Tax Relief.
• Work to manage risk, workloads and maintain communication with internal/external stakeholders and suppliers as required.
• Manager the company’s storage base and technical assets register.

To apply send your CV and covering letter. To view the recruitment pack for full details, please visit their website.

Closing date to apply is Mon 29 April 10am, interviews will be held Friday 10 May 2024.

The Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) is looking for an enthusiastic and motivated Programming Administrator to join the RNCM’s Performance and Programming team, a creative department at the heart of the College which looks after performances by students and visiting guest artist across its three main venues.

This is a great opportunity to build on your knowledge of programming for a public audience in a busy, complex and vibrant environment, working within a small, friendly team.

Reporting to the Programming Manager, the role is involved in the programming, scheduling and reconciliation of RNCM-promoted events within the College’s performance programme, liaising with a number of internal teams, including Orchestras and Ensembles, Technical and Production, Operations, Finance, Marketing, and Conferencing and Catering, to ensure that events run smoothly. The role also liaises with many external parties, including artists, agents, publishers, promoters, touring companies and broadcasters.

The Programming Administrator will also take a lead role in the programming and development of student-led performance opportunities (Spotlights, Monday Lunchtimes, Lab Week), the production of print and digital event programmes, and the development of spoken presentation within events.

The successful candidate must have experience of working in an arts administration environment, and an interest in a broad range of music genres, with a good knowledge of Western classical music (including repertoire and performing artists).

You must be committed to supporting the College in its belonging, equality, diversity and inclusion practices, and be willing to work some evenings and weekends as planned in advance by rota.

For full details regarding this role and to apply, please click here:

https://www.rncm.ac.uk/jobs/ – https://www.rncm.ac.uk/about/job-vacancies/

Closing date: 29 April

Closing date – 28 April 2024
Salary – circa £50,000 per annum (dependent on experience)
Department – Producing
Location – Aviva Studios, Manchester
Yearly salary – £50,000
Employment type – Full-time (40 hours per week)

Factory International offers space for the world’s greatest artists and thinkers to make, explore and experiment, and for communities and individuals from Manchester and beyond to meet, exchange ideas and learn new skills.

The Producing Department encompasses Producing, Event Management, Artist Liaison, Scheduling and Production Administration and is responsible for the scheduling, planning and delivery of all our activity. The team comes from a wide range of backgrounds, and works across art forms and event formats, delivering work in and around the Factory building, in the digital realm, across the city and internationally. As Executive Producer you will;

1. To work with the other Executive Producers to manage the producing and programme delivery function for Factory International, effectively and efficiently, over all programmes of work across the Festival and Factory International.

2. To act as an Executive Producer overseeing delivery of a range of new artistic commissions, presentations, and other events as appropriate for the Festival and Factory International, providing support to line Producers from R&D through to presentation of the projects in Manchester and internationally.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 28 April