The Production Manager (Music) will take the lead on liaising with promoter representatives and artist teams to advance shows, while also working with the in-house technical team to ensure all productions are delivered to the highest standard. Factory International are looking for an experienced, organised, solutions-oriented, and client-focused person with good commercial instincts and an interest in working in a unique environment.
Arts Council have an exciting opportunity for a motivated and user‑focused Product Manager to join them and work on Illuminate, Arts Council England’s audience data and insights programme. This role sits within the Insights Department, working collaboratively with Product Managers across the organisation.
You will play a key role in ensuring Illuminate and its supporting materials continue to evolve in line with user needs – actively listening, gathering and synthesising feedback, and turning insight into clear, prioritised improvements. Alongside this, you’ll support and empower users, and close the feedback loop by communicating enhancements clearly – building trust, confidence and sustained engagement with the platform.
You will oversee the day‑to‑day operation of Illuminate, ensuring it delivers real value for both external and internal users throughout the project. This includes responsibility for service design and development support, content design, training and support, communications, and accessibility. Working closely with the supplier, you will help ensure development is well designed, feasible and delivered at pace. You will work closely with the Senior Manager to strengthen stakeholder engagement and drive the effective use of audience data and insights.
A prestigious art gallery in Manchester is seeking a full-time Gallery Technician. The role involves managing the stockroom and supporting gallery operations, including setting up events and maintaining high standards.
The successful candidate will be organized, possess strong communication skills, and be highly motivated.
Join the BBC Bitesize Teens and Parenting team as an Assistant Producer, shaping digital content that supports young people and families at key moments in their lives. You’ll help create engaging, inclusive stories, quizzes, videos and live events working across the Other Side of the Story, Study Support, and Parenting teams, to deliver impactful, audience-focused content that reflects real experiences and strengthens Bitesize’s role as a trusted public service resource.
You’ll design brands from strategy through to platform execution, moving fluidly between concept and final delivery across static and motion. The expectation is consistent whether you’re working on a global cultural institution or a compelling mid-scale brief: conceptually strong, beautifully finished.
Your canvas spans the full spectrum of brand design – evolving identities, building platforms, bringing brands to life across multiple touchpoints. You’ll work in After Effects and Figma with equal confidence, maintaining quality whether you’re sketching early thinking or polishing final executions. This is a role where you’re expected to contribute ideas, not just execute them.
You’ll be part of a focused creative team within a studio that positions itself not just as working in culture, but genuinely shaping it, reporting to an experienced Creative Director in an environment built around working with exceptional talent.
The Head of Scenic and Gallery Installations helps artists and creatives from all artforms stretch the realms of possibility, creating works of ambition and scale at Aviva Studios and beyond.
The Head of Scenic and Gallery Installations will work with and support other technical teams and wider Factory International teams to ensure that all our spaces, events and shows are delivered to an exceptional standard and are accessible to everyone across all artforms; visual and performing arts, live music, theatre, exhibitions, corporate events and beyond.
Based at Aviva Studios, you’ll go behind the scenes of how work is made for Manchester International Festival 2027 (MIF27) – one of the world’s leading international festivals. Over 12 months, you’ll be embedded within Factory International, gaining direct access to commissions, creative teams and the decision-making processes that shape large-scale, ambitious work.
Each Fellow will be paired with a Producer, allowing real insight into how projects are developed and delivered. You’ll also take part in structured sessions with the wider Producing team, exploring the core skills, knowledge and realities of producing across art forms.
This is a chance to experience MIF from the inside while pushing forward your own creative practice. You’ll have workspace, opportunities to engage with specialist teams and the chance to pitch a new idea for the Public Realm programme.
The Production Manager will oversee the delivery of the physical production of a variety of projects across Factory International’s programs of work with a particular focus on our commercial and corporate events, supporting artistic projects and events in the public realm as required.
The Production Manager (Commercial) will ensure the effective delivery of all technical, production and logistical aspects of each Commercial Events project – safely, to schedule, within budget and to the highest possible technical standards.
This is a client facing role, supporting commercial pitches and proposals.
HOME are recruiting a Facilities Manager – who will be responsible for ensuring HOME’s building and all its spaces are clean, safe and welcoming for every visitor. The role focuses on managing both hard and soft services across the venue, overseeing planned preventative maintenance (PPM), inspections and reactive repairs, and supporting the delivery of HOME’s full programme by ensuring all facilities are fit for purpose.
The role includes line managing the Cleaning Team, managing cleaning provision and waste services, and liaising with external contractors and service providers. The Facilities Manager will also work closely with the Customer Service team and the wider Operations Team to maintain high standards of building presentation, safety and compliance, and to support smooth day-to-day venue operations.
There is an exciting opportunity to join the Reform Radio team in Manchester as our new Reform Mentor. We’re a growing Community Interest Company and award-winning radio station, dedicated to supporting young adults to access cultural opportunities and career pathways in the creative industries. Please visit the ‘Job Description’ link above for more details and how to apply.
If you’d like to chat about this opportunity, please contact Lewys, Head of Quality Assurance, on lewys@reformradio.co.uk or on 0161 806 0879.
The job description and person spec are also available as an audio file, and we’re happy to accept applications in written format, audio or video.
Sony Pictures are looking for a highly organised and proactive Scripted Team Co-ordinator to join a fast-paced scripted development and production team. In this role, you’ll be at the heart of the action supporting senior leadership, helping shape development workflows, and playing a key part in bringing scripted projects to life.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a passion for television who thrives in a dynamic environment and wants to build a career in scripted production.
BBC Children’s and Education is committed to offering the best content and for all UK children, providing a trusted environment that entertains, informs, and empowers children, adding real value to their lives.
You’ll play a key role on the CBeebies Parenting digital team, working across web and social media content that demonstrates how to create opportunities to build chat and learning into everyday play, shares expert advice on child development and tips on all aspects of parent life.
The Management Support Team (MST) scheme is a London Living Wage paid placement opportunity offering live event experience in a variety of on-site roles at We Out Here Festival in Dorset.
They offer MST roles in a wide variety of on-site, festival departments including Operations, Logistics, Production, and Artist Liaison.
Some relevant event experience is essential. Festival experience is preferred but not essential. If you are a positive, hardworking team player with an interest in live events then they want to hear from you.
We have a brand new course coming up. This week-long programme is designed for anyone wanting to give events planning a go. Our brilliant mentors and facilitators will equip you with the hands-on skills and industry knowledge required to kickstart your events planning journey.
This project is kindly funded by MAES, and lunch and travel is provided.
For the full information on how to get involved in our Run The Show course, check the flyer below.
Find out about our other free creative courses here. If you like the look of them, get in touch with our lovely Engagement Team on projects@reformradio.co.uk to get involved.