ABOUT THE LONDON FILM SCHOOL
The London Film School (LFS) is internationally celebrated for its commitment to film, craft excellence, innovation and creative freedom. The school is consistently rated as one of the top international film schools.

We are recognised by Creative Skillset as a Centre of Excellence Film Academy.

Currently located in Covent Garden LFS is the oldest film school in the UK. Deeply connected to local and international screen industries, we have an alumni spanning the globe, and working in every part of the film industry. Our students and alumni have won every major award in the screen industries, and we continue to foster and nurture the next generation of filmmakers. During 2016, films created at the school had around 200 festival entries, winning over 30 prizes. The list spanned Cannes, Venice, Tribeca, Clermont-Ferrand International Film Festival, The BFI London Film Festival, Edinburgh, Encounters, Oscars, and Sundance.

With around 220 full-time students, from over 30 countries, we are a dynamic hub for high quality film making activity, preparing creative storytellers for the world's screen industries. We offer 3 full-time MA programmes, a Ph.D. Film by Practice, and a full calendar of short courses.

The school is committed to collaborative practice-based learning and produces up to 180 films every year. The result is a dynamic and intensive film environment which creates global networks for life.

As the school turns 60, and with a planned move to a new home, LFS is on the verge of a new chapter in its history. It's an exciting time to join the school.

The London Film School is a non-profit educational charity with Mike Leigh OBE as its Chairman of the Board and Jane Roscoe as its Director.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
The Camera Department delivers teaching across the school including the MA Filmmaking (MAF) programme, and works with a network of specialist industry professionals.

ABOUT THE ROLE
The London Film School is looking for a camera department manager. This role is primarily to provide students with camera equipment for classes and shoots. You need a working knowledge of motion picture cameras, related equipment and equipment management skills. The role includes representing the department and the school at appropriate technical committees. The ideal candidate has working experience of film and digital equipment, workflows, geared head, dollies and related grip. Applicants should have worked in a camera rental facility and have had experience on set.

Vacancy closes 15 March 2017

Interviews start week commencing 20 March 2017