The National Film and Television School is an acknowledged global leader in the provision of postgraduate, high-level, creative and technical skills for the audio-visual industries. In just over 50 years the School has established itself as not only one of the world's best film schools, but as a centre of excellence for television, and games design and development. It was honoured by BAFTA with the 2018 Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award, the Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher Education in 2017, and in 2022 it was granted its own postgraduate Degree Awarding Powers.

We are currently looking for a Lead Camera Tutor to provide teaching and support our students on our Camera, Sound and Vision Mixing course. The Lead Camera tutor should be an experienced camera professional with a solid understanding and knowledge of current industry customs and practice. This is a part-time contracted/ freelance role involving approximately 50 to 60 days a year.

Our unique Postgraduate Diploma in Camera, Sound and Vision Mixing aims to prepare participants for a successful future as a camera operator in studio television production, and is run in partnership with Sky, the UK's largest pay-TV broadcaster.

The role requires good interpersonal skills, tact and patience, together with the ability to recognise and foster potential craft talent, whilst also ensuring students reach the technical standards required of them. Tutors enjoy the experience of observing the students grow and develop their skills and passion for this important role in order to work professionally in the TV industry.

For further information about this role and information on how to apply please visit https://www.nfts.co.uk/nfts-jobs

The closing date for applications will be Sunday 2nd February 2025.