Salary: £33k - £38k DOE
Location: Bristol (some home-working may be available)
Hours: Full-time (40 hours per week)
Start date: Immediately

Role Description
Woven is looking for a full-time Producer to join our growing team. The ideal candidate will bring meticulous planning and insight to every aspect of the filmmaking process.

As a key member of Team Woven, you will work closely with the Directors, Videographers, and Editors to plan diligently and execute projects to near perfection, ensuring each production runs on time and is stress-free. Your week-to-week tasks will vary. One week, you might be planning a TV commercial with multiple models and locations, and the next, a corporate film in central London.

The ideal candidate will thrive in a fast-paced and agile environment and be adept at managing multiple tasks simultaneously. As a small team, we all wear a few hats; this position is no different and will have some crossover into production management.
This will predominantly be a Bristol-based role, but on occasion, there will be opportunities to come on shoots.

We understand there is some crossover between TV production and the commercial sector however this job would be best suited for someone with previous agency experience.

Skills
? You're a master negotiator, skilled at booking locations, models, freelancers, and voice-over artists, and navigating licensing.
? You're detail-orientated; no stone is left unturned, and no i is left undotted. No work is left half-done or badly written.
? You're a communicator, you understand the value of clear communication and double-check the message has been received and understood.
? You're the glue that holds the production together, able to see the big picture and know when it's time to break and when to forge ahead.
? You will ask the big "What if" and "How" questions, and you love contingency planning for just-in-case situations.
? Risk assessments will be your best friend.
? You will implement, run, and improve the Woven processes.
? You are friendly, personable, and approachable.

Required:
? At least 3 years of experience as a video/film producer, preferably agency or commercial.
? Solid understanding of location-based film production requirements and best practices.
? Knowledge of legal, copyright, and usage requirements, as well as relevant contractual obligations.
? Understanding of APA. CAA guidance and Carnets.
? Experience with project management platforms (e.g., Monday.com) and collaborative documents (Google Docs and Sheets), with the ability to quickly learn new software and processes.
? A full driver's license. You may need to be able to travel at short notice.
? Live in the Bristol area.

Nice to have
? Understanding of Adobe Creative Suite
? Good connections to Bristol and London freelance crew
? Experience with Clearcast, The Library and Adsmart

What we are offering
? £33k - £38k DOE
? Full-time in our studio to start (40 hrs per week) with the option of Hybrid later
? 25 Days holiday + 8 bank holidays
? Everyone gets their birthday off
? Carbon offsetting with Ecologi
? A great city centre studio location, right on the river Avon
? Flexible start and finish times when not on shoots

Why woven?

Woven Films has humble roots and is a culmination of 10 years of hard work and a lot of fun along the way. Our projects take us all over the UK and beyond, but our hearts are firmly rooted in Bristol and the South West. We work directly with well-known national and local brands and are privileged to support many clients in the third and green sectors.

? We value strong relationships and integrity
? We are unapologetically passionate about what we do.
? Dedicated to making every piece of work the very best it can be
? We are a young (ish) and energised (ish) team
? You'll have the opportunity to grow with the company
? You'll work in a friendly and approachable environment

This role is a chance for you to grow, work with exciting brands and create interesting and valuable content.
To apply, please send a CV, covering letter and let us know your favourite film and why