Big Sister Theatre

Arts Council England; Greater London; Híbrido; GBP 28.000 - 33.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Mostly remote

In-person monthly events

Resumo da vaga

Arts Council England is seeking a freelance Creative Producer to launch a free monthly theatre community event in London. The role focuses on emotional intelligence, creator networks, and audience growth, with a £2,750 flat fee for three nights and remote work alongside in-person nights.

The post requires you to be available for all three Sundays, help shape the mood, and lead a marketing plan from draft to delivery. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted soon.

Qualificações

• You have filled a room from nothing before.
• Proficient at social media, can edit catchy short reels from phone footage.
• You are part of the London art scene.
• Connected to writers, actors, musicians and comedians, or know how to reach them.
• You thrive in a multicultural environment and are emotionally intelligent.
• You are free on Sunday 17 January (mandatory).

Responsabilidades

• Create the mood of the night, in the room and online, alongside Big Sister's Artistic Director, who hosts the evening.
• Build the marketing plan from our starting draft, then carry it out for each night.
• Plan, make and publish social media posts in a consistent voice, including short videos edited from footage of the night.
• Reach actors, writers and other creatives through networks and communities.
• Open free ticketing and build a simple tracker we can both read.
• Run the door and the welcome on the night.
• Track what works on the marketing side and tell us.

Conhecimentos

Social media proficiency

London art scene connected

Network with creatives

Creative thinking outside the box

Availability Sundays

Ferramentas

Canva

Descrição da vaga

Paid freelance Creative Producer for a free monthly theatre community event in London. £2,750 fee for 3 nights run, social media and audience building.

Job Description

We are launching a free monthly community gathering and we are looking for a creative producer specialising in creative, emotionally intelligent events to help us build the first three.

THE NIGHT

• A free community gathering on Sunday evenings, once a month
• New pieces of writing, about 10 to 15 minutes each
• Electronic music and movement are part of the night
• A format that is new to London, and has worked abroad for over three decades (more info upon application)
• A night for creatives to fall back in love with their craft, built around the reality of being a working artist
• We are aiming for 50 to 100 people each night
• Night 1 is Sunday 17 January, with Nights 2 and 3 following monthly

THE TERMS

• Paid: £2,750 flat fee for the whole contract, paid in instalments
• Budgeted at up to 144 working hours in total, depending on experience. This is not a fixed 9 to 5. You set your own hours, and what matters is that the tasks are completed and the deadlines previously agreed on are met.
• Starting in late November and running to March
• Self employed, mostly remote, plus in person at each monthly night
• A three-night contract, with the possibility of a longer term role if the events go well
• You must be physically present for all 3 nights

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

• We will contact shortlisted candidates only, by Friday 13 November
• Interviews take place week commencing 16 November

Job Requirements

• You have filled a room from nothing before
• You are proficient at social media: clear, consistent and comfortable with simple tools such as Canva. You can edit catchy short reels from phone footage
• You are part of the London art scene
• You are connected to creatives of many kinds, including writers, actors, musicians and comedians, or know how to reach them
• You thrive in a multicultural environment and are emotionally intelligent
• You enjoy thinking outside the box
• You are free on Sunday 17 January. This is mandatory: Night 1 cannot move.

Job Responsibilities

• Create the mood of the night, in the room and online, alongside Big Sister's Artistic Director, who hosts the evening
• Build the marketing plan from our starting draft, then carry it out for each night
• Plan, make and publish social media posts in a consistent voice, including short videos edited from footage of the night
• Reach actors, writers and other creatives through networks and communities
• Open free ticketing and build a simple tracker we can both read
• Run the door and the welcome on the night
• Track what works on the marketing side and tell us

• Job Title: CREATIVE PRODUCER (FREELANCE, PAID)

• What an emotionally intelligent gathering looks like to you. Tell us about a night you loved, an event you want to build, or what other gatherings could be doing differently (up to 200 words)
• Your CV and links to social accounts you have run, or posts you are proud of, with a line on what happened. A portfolio works too
• A gathering or audience you helped build from nothing: what you did, who came, what you learned and what you would carry forward. It can be outside the arts (up to 200 words)
• How you are connected to the creative scene in London (2 lines or so)

• Contact name: Klervi Gavet, Artistic Director (she/her)