Technician (Studio Production)

grapevinejobs; Harrow; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous annual leave

Pension scheme

Professional development

Job summary

The University of Westminster is seeking a skilled Film Production and Television Studio Technician to join our technical team at the College of Creative Arts and Technologies, supporting productions across television, filmmaking, and live events.

This on-campus, hands-on role requires location-based filmmaking and multi-camera studio production experience; you will operate cameras, vision mixers, lighting and control systems, train students, and run live sessions under pressure, with

Qualifications

• Location-based filmmaking and multi-camera studio production experience.
• Confident operating broadcast and cinema cameras, vision mixers, lighting and control systems.
• Comfortable training and supporting students and running a live session under pressure.
• Experience with virtual production would be a bonus.

Responsibilities

• Support productions across television, filmmaking, broadcast journalism, and live events.
• Operate across our film studio, multi-camera studio, gallery, green screen studio and broadcast suite to realise student projects.

Job description

This post is full time and permanent, working 35 hours per week
A job share may be considered. This is a student-facing role and requires the post holder to be fully based on campus. Due to the hands-on nature of managing physical equipment, studios, and in-person workshops, this role cannot be performed remotely.
The University of Westminster is seeking to appoint a highly skilled Film Production and Television Studio Technician to join our technical team at the College of Creative Arts and Technologies, supporting productions across television, filmmaking, broadcast journalism, artists' moving image, digital media, and other related areas.
You'll work across our film studio, multi-camera studio, gallery, green screen studio and broadcast suite, helping bring ambitious student productions to life, from short films to live webcasts and gallery operations to high-end event coverage and live music recordings.
We need someone with location-based filmmaking and multicamera studio production experience who is confident operating broadcast and cinema cameras, vision mixers, lighting and control systems. We are seeking someone who is as comfortable training and supporting students as they are running a live session under pressure. Experience with virtual production would be a bonus.
This is a hands-on, customer-facing role at the heart of some of our highest-demand courses. You'll be part of a close-knit technical team, with the chance to shape how the next generation of filmmakers and broadcasters learn their craft, plus a generous annual leave allowance, a strong pension scheme, and genuine investment in your professional development.