We are looking for an experienced PRODUCTION COORDINATOR (non-scripted) to join our dynamic production team. This is an office-based position in South London.

The role is to support the Production Manager coordinating logistics for international shoots. Ideal candidate to have the confidence to take responsibility for managing and delivering tasks, and most importantly - communicating progress.

Role:
Liaising with the series Producer and Director to create shoot schedules
Hiring equipment and sourcing local crew
Arranging flights, accommodation and transportation
Creating call sheets
Communicating shoot objectives and logistics with crew members
Clearing locations and obtaining filming permits
Maintaining accurate financial records for budgeting and expense purposes

Ideal candidate:
Proven interest in human rights / social justice
Experience working on high end documentaries
Excellent organizational skills
Strong communication skills
Self motivated, meticulous and flexible
Ability to handle a wide range of tasks
Able to balance working on multiple shoots, in multiple locations at same time
Basic budgeting skills
Flexibility and adaptability to changing workloads and new systems
Good sense of humour essential!

Start date: ASAP
Application deadline: 5th August
FT/PT: TBD
Salary: Commensurate with experience

About us:
We are the Academy Award® winning UK production company founded in 2013 by producer Joanna Natasegara. We cover some of the most pressing socio-political issues of our times and their documentary films include the Oscar®-winning The White Helmets, the Oscar® and BAFTA-nominated, and Peabody winning Virunga, the Oscar®-nominated and Peabody award-winning The Edge Of Democracy, the BIFA-winning Evelyn and the Emmy award-winning short documentary The Nightcrawlers.

Upcoming productions include a documentary feature following athletes from the Olympic Refugee Team, directed by Academy Award® nominated filmmaker, Waad al Kateab; Heart of Invictus, a docu-series with Netflix and Archewell Productions, following the world of adaptive sports for wounded and ill veterans and a narrative adaptation of Virunga, written by Academy Award® winner Barry Jenkins.