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A leading organization in screen production is seeking a Screen Production & Skills Officer in Scotland to support their national Skills Strategy. The successful candidate will evaluate production proposals, identify skills gaps, and work collaboratively with training providers. A strong understanding of the screen production sector and experience in proposal assessment are required. This full-time position offers flexible working arrangements based in Edinburgh.
Deadline: 18 August 2025 at 12:00
Screen Scotland is looking for a knowledgeable & proactive Screen Production & Skills Officer to join our team and help deliver our national Skills Strategy while supporting incoming productions.
Salary: £34,330 pa, Grade C, plus pension & benefits
Contract: full-time, initially for 6 months
Hours: 35 hours per week
Location: The contractual base for this post is Edinburgh, however, opportunities for flexible and smarter working such as hybrid/home working are offered.
Application Deadline: 12noon, Monday 18 August 2025
Interviews: Will be held in our Edinburgh office on Tuesday 2nd September 2025. All applicants selected for interview must be available on this date.
Are you passionate about film and television production and committed to building a stronger, more inclusive screen workforce in Scotland? We are looking for a knowledgeable & proactive Screen Production & Skills Officer to join our team and help deliver our national Skills Strategy while supporting incoming productions across film, TV, animation, and exhibition.
You’ll play a key role in evaluating production proposals, identifying skills development opportunities, and working with partners to grow Scotland’s screen talent pipeline.
Key Responsibilities:
• Support the Head of Production in delivering Screen Scotland’s strategic goals.
• Assess production proposals and funding applications, including the Production Growth Fund and Skills & Training Activity.
• Work with production companies, training providers, and international partners to identify and address skills gaps.
• Track and monitor funded training programmes to ensure they meet award conditions and strategic outcomes.
• Offer pre-application advice, assess funding applications and make informed recommendations.
• Contribute to the development of bespoke training initiatives and represent Screen Scotland in forums such as the Screen Training Alliance Scotland.
• Support the delivery of the BFI Skills Cluster programme in Scotland.
• Maintain accurate records of training budgets, deliverables, and operational planning tools.
We’re seeking someone with:
• A strong understanding of Scotland’s screen production sector, including production management and budgeting.
• Experience in assessing proposals and working with industry partners.
• Knowledge of the skills landscape and training providers in Scotland and the UK.
• A collaborative, strategic mindset and excellent communication skills.
• A commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion in the screen industries.
To apply please download the full job description and apply online using our recruitment portal.
The deadline is Monday 18 August 2025 at 12:00.