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Knowle West Media Centre is seeking a proactive producer who loves working with arts and technology in a community context and believes in the power of co-creation to achieve better futures for everyone.
The Arts Producer will develop and deliver our innovative socially-engaged arts programme, and deliver an exciting new project, ‘Come Together’. Come Together will explore ways to re-occupy and re-create the shared spaces and experiences we desperately need now, in order to connect and come together. It will support artists and communities to develop new skills, approaches and tools for creating, making and sharing art and cultural experiences in hybrid (physical plus digital) ways.
Salary: £21,443 – £23,825 (Full time equivalent: £26,446 to £29,384)
Contract period: Fixed term for 12 months: May 2021 – May 2022
Hours: Part time: 4 days a week (30 hours per week) We are open to job share applications or proposals to do 3 days a week if 4 days is not possible due to other commitments or needs.
We are looking to recruit an organised, excellent communicator, who loves working with people to make amazing things happen. Our ideal candidate would be a producer who is excited about working across artforms, experimenting and co-creating in community contexts, who is equally as passionate about processes as they are about sharing brilliant outcomes and powerful stories.
The Arts Producer will be comfortable with creative tech and innovative digital arts practices.
We particularly welcome and encourage applications from those currently underrepresented in our workforce and in the arts community; particularly any applicant who identifies as working-class, a person of colour, transgender, non-binary or genderqueer, D/deaf, visually impaired, disabled or neurodivergent.
Full details can be found in the Arts Producer 2021 Application Pack and Come Together Project Outline.
Please email your application to: martha.king@kwmc.org.uk. Please send:
1) One Word or PDF document (no more than 2 sides of A4, font size 12) answering and including:
– A bit about your background and personal passions and motivations
– Why you are interested in the role and how you would contribute to the organisation
– How you meet the job description and person specification. Please include relevant examples of your experiences; these can be from both inside and outside of work.
– Any links you have to show examples of your work
2) An up-to-date CV (no more than 2 sides of A4, font size 12)
Please also complete our online anonymous Equalities Monitoring Form – the information you share will not be stored with, or linked to, your submission. Completing the form helps us understand whether we are reaching people from a range of backgrounds through our promotion of this opportunity.
If you have any access needs that require you to submit your proposal in another format, please get in touch so we can help you find a suitable option. All applications will be assessed according to the same criteria and submitting in a different format will not affect your chances of being selected.
Application deadline: 9am, Monday 19 April 2021
Shortlist: We will contact shortlisted candidates within two days of the application deadline.
Interviews: Will take place via Zoom on Thursday 22 or Friday 23 April 2021.
We are looking for someone to start as soon as possible, ideally early May 2021.
We are committed to managing a fair and equitable recruitment process.
Please get in touch with any questions. You can contact Martha by emailing Martha.king@kwmc.org.uk or calling 0117 903 0444. If you’d like to talk to someone confidentially about any concerns of queries in advance of making an application, please contact Michaela: michaela@kwmc.org.uk
No recruitment agencies please.
The ‘Come Together’ project is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
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