PD (Self Shooting)
The Bbc, Blythswood New Town, Glasgow City
PD (Self Shooting)
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The Bbc, Blythswood New Town, Glasgow City
- Full time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 2 days ago, 18 Sep | Get your application in today.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
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Full Job Description
BBC Studios' Scam Interceptors is looking for an experienced Producer/Director to join our Glasgow hub on a freelance basis.
We're seeking a highly motivated PD with outstanding shooting, lighting and technical skills to take on the filming of the next series of the Scam Interceptors hub. You'll need credits and proven experience in rigging, lighting and shooting fast moving actuality all whilst keeping one ear on the unfolding storylines. Sound editorial judgement, calmness under pressure and the confidence to direct and get the best out of presenters are skills essential to the role. You'll be creative and able to visually drive the programme in terms of style and structure. Key Requirements
- Proven experience of the latest production techniques and technologies. Can operate a variety of cameras- from fixed rig to handheld as well as recording screens. The job involves, along with an assistant, being across up to half a dozen cameras and audio feeds at any one time - A great shooter with proven experience on fast moving docs / capturing fast moving actuality
- Lead, motivate and support a team, ensuring that the editorial vision is communicated and understood - Ability to think on feet- adapting to the changing needs of the shoot.
- Used to directing presenters and getting the best out of them
- Willing to work creatively with a tight budget whilst maintaining excellent production values.
- Knowledge of BBC editorial guidelines and other compliance policies - Understanding of the importance of the BBC's values in accuracy and impartiality - A passion for and a great understanding of consumer and current affairs programming