Screening & Events Coordinator

Future plc, City of Westminster

Screening & Events Coordinator

£31326

Future plc, City of Westminster

  • Full time
  • Temporary
  • Onsite working

Posted today, 20 Nov | Get your application in now to be one of the first to apply.

Closing date: Closing date not specified

job Ref: 34e8fa584d744bf4998f825aaf418afc

Full Job Description

The successful candidate will work with the Senior Production Manager on the planning, coordination and logistical delivery of all digital events along with digital and in-venue screenings for the BFI Future Film Festival.,

  • Coordinate the operational and technical aspects of the festival's digital events and screenings
  • Oversee the collection of all film files and assets for the in-person and digital screenings of the Future Film Festival programme
  • Coordinate and liaise with guest speakers and hosts of digital events and deliver live online events via digital platforms (Instagram Live, Zoom and YouTube) on the day, including introducing events.
  • Prepare copy and source images for all digital event communications including for the BFI website and Film Academy social media channels.
  • Ensure all communications are scheduled and happen in a timely fashion, liaising with Press, Marketing, and Digital Marketing Teams at the BFI.
  • Person specifications, First Name
  • Last Name
  • What region are you based in?
  • What would you like to receive emails about?
  • Training courses
  • Screening Days
  • Our film releases
  • Job alerts
  • Blog updates
  • Film screening events and talks

    Demonstrable experience in an event coordinating role in a film festival or related field.
  • Experience of working on screenings and events in a festival or events environment with knowledge and understanding of key technical requirements around film screenings and digital events.
  • Proficiency in using Zoom Webinars, Instagram Live and YouTube to host live online events with large audience numbers.
  • Flexibility with regard to working hours. Ability to work unsociable hours, including evenings and weekends, during the run-up to and during the Festival