Classical Music Content Coordinator
- Recruiter
- Confidential
- Location
- London
- Salary
- 12.00 - 17.00 GBP Hourly
- Posted
- 09 Jun 2021
- Closes
- 07 Jul 2021
- Sectors
- Media & Digital Media
- Contract Type
- Temporary
- Hours
- Full Time
Job title: Classical Music Content Coordinator
Location: West End (Central London)
Hours: 40 hour week, Monday-Friday
Duration: Ongoing temporary position
Hourly rate: GBP12-GBP17
We are searching for a Music Content Coordinators who are passionate and knowledgeable about Music and Broadcasting. The successful candidates must be able to coordinate multiple tasks and projects at once and have working experience within the Broadcasting/Music industry. Specific experience within Classical Music is essential.
Duties
Play a key role in structuring (research and production skills on a variety of platforms) and delivering high-level curated series of attractive and distinctive broadcast content, in close collaboration with colleagues and external stakeholders
Support the activity - editorial and logistical - around music communities, expert groups and subgroups
Take part in initiating and developing editorially relevant projects together with the Music Team.
Takes charge of planning live transmissions and all necessary connections with Members and the Technical Coordination Service Provider
Support the drive for continuous improvement of the internal database by both observing the production protocols and constantly looking at reviewing the system in a creative and critical manner
Provide direct support with the logistical management of the Music Unit
Take charge of publishing classical-music curated content in a timely manner
Proofreads classical music offers created by representatives and play a pro-active role in communicating feedback to colleagues
Technical follow-up and quality monitoring of audio files
Proactively look for ways of improving efficiency within the production area to raise the standard of project delivery
Ensure delivery of projects is both timely and of a first-class standard, on any pre-determined platforms for any type of audience
Nurture and develop the relationship with Member representatives, based on trust, service-orientation and creativity
Promotes programmes and programme ideas to Members and other partners with the aim of achieving Member's commitment to participating in projects/events
Keep track of projects and reports to Management and stakeholders
Contribute to organising meetings of expert groups, subgroups and other meetings and conferences, as requested
Perform various administrative duties as assigned, on occasion across the wider Music UnitRequirements/Skills
Extensive experience within a classical music broadcast environment
Knowledgeable, passionate and enthusiastic about radio and music (specifically classical)
Bachelor's Degree within Music, Communications or Media
Languages: English, French (Bonus)
Confident Audio and Video editing skills
Strong, effective planning and organisation skills
Must be able to prioritise and multitask
Creative
Growth mindset with the ability to take initiative
Friendly team player who enjoys collaborating
Adapt easily to multiple editorial/technical workflows
Experience with influencing, negotiating, and communicating effectively, both internally and externallyAdecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.
By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website
Location: West End (Central London)
Hours: 40 hour week, Monday-Friday
Duration: Ongoing temporary position
Hourly rate: GBP12-GBP17
We are searching for a Music Content Coordinators who are passionate and knowledgeable about Music and Broadcasting. The successful candidates must be able to coordinate multiple tasks and projects at once and have working experience within the Broadcasting/Music industry. Specific experience within Classical Music is essential.
Duties
Play a key role in structuring (research and production skills on a variety of platforms) and delivering high-level curated series of attractive and distinctive broadcast content, in close collaboration with colleagues and external stakeholders
Support the activity - editorial and logistical - around music communities, expert groups and subgroups
Take part in initiating and developing editorially relevant projects together with the Music Team.
Takes charge of planning live transmissions and all necessary connections with Members and the Technical Coordination Service Provider
Support the drive for continuous improvement of the internal database by both observing the production protocols and constantly looking at reviewing the system in a creative and critical manner
Provide direct support with the logistical management of the Music Unit
Take charge of publishing classical-music curated content in a timely manner
Proofreads classical music offers created by representatives and play a pro-active role in communicating feedback to colleagues
Technical follow-up and quality monitoring of audio files
Proactively look for ways of improving efficiency within the production area to raise the standard of project delivery
Ensure delivery of projects is both timely and of a first-class standard, on any pre-determined platforms for any type of audience
Nurture and develop the relationship with Member representatives, based on trust, service-orientation and creativity
Promotes programmes and programme ideas to Members and other partners with the aim of achieving Member's commitment to participating in projects/events
Keep track of projects and reports to Management and stakeholders
Contribute to organising meetings of expert groups, subgroups and other meetings and conferences, as requested
Perform various administrative duties as assigned, on occasion across the wider Music UnitRequirements/Skills
Extensive experience within a classical music broadcast environment
Knowledgeable, passionate and enthusiastic about radio and music (specifically classical)
Bachelor's Degree within Music, Communications or Media
Languages: English, French (Bonus)
Confident Audio and Video editing skills
Strong, effective planning and organisation skills
Must be able to prioritise and multitask
Creative
Growth mindset with the ability to take initiative
Friendly team player who enjoys collaborating
Adapt easily to multiple editorial/technical workflows
Experience with influencing, negotiating, and communicating effectively, both internally and externallyAdecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.
By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website