[ecrea] University of Leeds, Teaching Fellow in Television Production

>Below are details of a job opportunity at the University of Leeds
>University of Leeds
>Institute of Communications Studies
>
>Teaching Fellow in Television Production (fixed-term for three years)
>(Part-time 80% FTE)
>
>This post is an excellent opportunity for a well 
>qualified and highly experienced television 
>production practitioner at producer or director 
>level in industry to develop a career in Higher Education.
>
>The position provides a development opportunity 
>for a career move from production practice to 
>teaching and research in the HE sector. Teaching 
>responsibilities will be allocated in the light 
>of current workloads of existing academic staff, 
>and of the experience and aptitude of the successful applicant.
>
>You will be expected to teach undergraduates a 
>range of TV production skills including studio 
>direction and single camera production and to 
>demonstrate the abilities expected of a team 
>leader in charge of small groups of staff. The 
>Institutes teaching in this area has a track 
>record of collaboration with television 
>companies and other external organisations.
>
>You must have a first degree, BA or BSc. in a 
>traditional arts & humanities; sciences or 
>social sciences discipline; or in media or a 
>media­related area and proven experience in television production.
>
>The post is available from 20 September 2010, or 
>as soon as possible after that date.
>
>University Grade 7 (£29,853 - £35,646 p.a., pro rata)
>
>Informal inquiries may be made to the Head of 
>Institute, Professor David Hesmondhalgh, via 
>email to (d.j.hesmondhalgh /at/ leeds.ac.uk)<mailto:(d.j.hesmondhalgh /at/ leeds.ac.uk)>
>
>To download an application form and job details 
>please visit 
>http://hr.leeds.ac.uk/jobs/.   Alternatively 
>these may be obtained from 
>(vpaempl /at/ leeds.ac.uk)<mailto:(vpaempl /at/ leeds.ac.uk)> 
>tel +44 (0)113 343 7003 or +44 (0)113 343 3731.
>Job ref 311028  Closing date 23 August 2010.
>
>Interviews will be held on 15 September 2010
>
>David Hesmondhalgh
>Head of the Institute of Communications Studies 
>and Professor of Media and Music Industries
>University of Leeds
>

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