Are you looking for a new opportunity to carve out and progress your career and make a real difference to a team of multimedia producers? Our Brand and Content Team has a newly created role – Creative Multimedia Producer – who will be essential in delivering on major corporate strategy programmes of work, where we aim to double our market penetration of newly diagnosed stroke survivors, achieve a considerable step-change in our brand awareness and transform our income generation. You’ll be joining a close-knit Brand and Content Team whose purpose is to create and promote a consistent, recognisable, and supportive Stroke Association experience for audiences. The team does this by being the central, specialist resource for creating insight-led content, along with managing and marketing our brand. The team supports teams across the organisation to tell stories, visually and verbally, to help more people rebuild their lives after stroke.
As Creative Multimedia Producer, you will champion an end-to-end centre of excellence for all multimedia content, where the impact of this role is an enhanced content approach, increased quality of reach and engagement of our beneficiary, supporter, and healthcare system audiences, and a stronger, more consistent charity profile.
Reporting to the Creative Services Manager and working closely with our two multimedia producers, you’ll be responsible for:
- Creating audience-serving multimedia content that plays a fundamental role in the overall success of a project and meets internal client expectations and objectives.
- Translating briefs into impactful, accessible, branded stories told through audio, video, animation, motion graphics, and photography.
- Overseeing creative direction of multimedia content, including collaboratively working with colleagues on developing creative and supporting with direction.
Day-to-day you will be:
- Assisting internal clients in developing their briefs.
- Planning and scheduling the work/shoots.
- Making use of customer insight and, where needed, co-create with audiences to shape and inform the creative.
- Developing and pitching creative concepts, treatments, scripts, and storyboards, with, where needed, some collaboration with the Creative Services Manager and Multimedia Producers.
- Working with our Case Studies Manager and the internal client to cast volunteer stroke survivors (case studies). This involves liaising with case studies to arrange shoots, supporting in interviewing them, gaining consent, and always exercising a duty of care and safeguarding.
- On-set directing, including directing cast members and exercising care and consideration to their needs.
- Collaborating with our two Multimedia Producers or external suppliers on the overall creative direction of their projects.
- Video editing, including sound editing, audio clean-up, and light colour grading using Adobe Premier Pro and/or Final Cut Pro.
- File variation creation and exports for paid and owned channels, e.g. social media, website, YouTube, digital display, etc.
- Managing the internal client throughout the project, including responding to feedback.
- Evaluating the work and optimising.
Your day-to-day role means it’s important that you’re able to:
- Demonstrate your creativity in conceptualising and developing treatments, scripts, and storyboards, and directing and editing multimedia content.
- Have an understanding of and ability to meet the internal client’s objectives while balancing that with the charity’s wider business ambitions and the need to maintain a coherent branded experience for our audiences.
- Develop and maintain effective working relationships within the team and across the charity, regardless of hierarchy.
- Maintain high standards of project management and meet agreed timelines and budgets, always considering value for money, without compromising on quality.
- Manage external creative support where needed, making sure they are working to brief, to brand, and to accessibility standards.
- Support the team by sharing your expertise and best practice in developing multimedia content.
- Demonstrate an understanding of trends in and outside of the sector to help with the creation of impactful content and innovations.
We are open to all candidates from in and outside of the sector, including those that have worked agency-side.
This role requires frequent travel across the UK to attend video and photography shoots and meetings.
To fulfil the role, you must be a resident of the UK and have the right to work in the UK.