[Commlist] Job Vacancies: Lecturer in Film & Television Production

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We are pleased to announce a vacancy for a Lectureship in Production for 
Film & Television (with an emphasis on cinematography) in the Department 
of Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media (TFTI) at the 
University of York.  Application links and job description below:

*University of York listing:* https://tinyurl.com/TFTI-cine 
<https://tinyurl.com/TFTI-cine>

*Jobs.ac.uk <http://jobs.ac.uk/> listing:* 
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CGV455/lecturer-in-production-for-film-and-television 
<https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CGV455/lecturer-in-production-for-film-and-television>

*Department: * Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media
*Based at: * University of York
*Hours of work: * Full-time
*Contract status: * Open-ended
*Salary: * £40,322 - 49,553
*Application Deadline: _8 July 2021_*
*Interview Date: *4 August 2021
*Job Reference: *9514

We are seeking an excellent individual who has detailed knowledge and 
experience of both current industry practice in single camera film and 
television production (particularly cinematography) and working in 
academia.  The ideal candidate will have demonstrated expertise in 
cinematography for commercial film or television as well as strong 
knowledge of production processes more generally. We particularly 
encourage applications from female and BAME candidates, who are 
currently under-represented within the University of York in this area.

The successful candidate will join an innovative and rapidly expanding 
department that brings together research, teaching and commercial 
activities in the fields of film, television, theatre and interactive media.

*Role*

The successful candidate will play a significant role in the delivery 
and assessment of  single-camera film and television production teaching 
with the focus on cinematography. They will contribute to 
production-related modules for our ScreenSkills-accredited BSc in Film 
and Television Production and MA in Film and Television Production with 
Cinematography. They will also be involved in the supervision of 
students as well as undertaking administrative responsibilities in the 
Department. In addition:

For a teaching and scholarship (T&S) contract: they will exhibit links 
to professional work in the field of cinematography through commercial 
outlets and/or disseminate related scholarship through conventional 
channels.

For a research and teaching (ART) contract: they will carry out and 
publish high impact research across cinematography-related subjects in 
quality journals, and devise, direct and develop projects generating 
external research funding.

*Skills, Experience & Qualification needed*

The successful candidate will have detailed knowledge and experience of 
current industry practice and working in academia as well as have the 
ambition to make an impact in their field, demonstrate 
internationally-relevant scholarship through either professional 
practice or conventional academic research, and inspire students through 
innovative teaching. They will ideally have demonstrated expertise in 
cinematography through professional work in film or television as well 
as strong knowledge of digital production workflows. This should include 
professional credits in roles related directly to cinematography for 
national or internationally released film or television work and 
demonstrated expertise in one or more of the following areas:

  * Location-based narrative (fiction) production;
  * Commercial short form work (e.g., advertisements, music promos);
  * Single-camera studio-based production;
  * Documentary production;
  * DIT (Digital Imaging Technician) procedures and digital cinema
    workflows.

A PhD in Film and Television Production (ideally with an emphasis in 
Cinematography) or equivalent professional industry experience is 
essential. In addition, experience in shooting for visual effects and 
knowledge of editing systems and techniques is highly desirable.

For informal enquiries: please contact Professor John Mateer via email: 
(john.mateer /at/ york.ac.uk) <mailto:(john.mateer /at/ york.ac.uk)>, tel: 01904 325230

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We are pleased to announce a vacancy for a *Lectureship in Editing for 
Film & Television* in the Department of Theatre, Film, Television and 
Interactive Media (TFTI) at the University of York.  Application links 
and job description below:

*University of York listing:* https://tinyurl.com/TFTI-edit 
<https://tinyurl.com/TFTI-edit>

*Jobs.ac.uk <http://jobs.ac.uk/> listing:* 
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CGU982/lecturer-in-editing-for-film-and-television 
<https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CGU982/lecturer-in-editing-for-film-and-television> 


*Department: *Theatre, Film, Television and Interactive Media
*Based at: *University of York
*Hours of work: *Full-time
*Contract status: *Open-ended
*Salary: *£40,322 to 49,553
*Application Deadline: _ 8 July 2021_*
*Interview Date:* 5 August 2021
*Job Reference: *9506

We are seeking an excellent individual who has detailed knowledge and 
experience of both current industry practice in editing and working in 
academia.  The ideal candidate will have demonstrated expertise in 
editing for commercial film or television as well as strong knowledge of 
postproduction processes more generally. We particularly encourage 
applications from female and BAME candidates, who are currently 
under-represented within the University of York in this area.

The successful candidate will join an innovative and rapidly expanding 
department that brings together research, teaching and commercial 
activities in the fields of film, television, theatre and interactive media.

*Role*

The successful candidate will play a significant role in the delivery 
and assessment of postproduction teaching including contributing to 
modules for our ScreenSkills-accredited /BSc in Film and Television 
Production/ and /MA in Film and Television Production/ (which has 
multiple variants). They will also be involved in the supervision of 
students as well as undertaking administrative responsibilities in the 
Department. In addition:

For a teaching and scholarship (T&S) contract: they will exhibit 
professional work through commercial outlets and/or disseminate related 
scholarship through conventional channels, and devise, develop and 
oversee projects generating external production funding.

For a research and teaching (ART) contract: they will carry out and 
publish high impact research in quality journals, and devise, direct and 
develop projects generating external research funding.

*Skills, Experience & Qualification needed*

The successful candidate will have detailed knowledge and experience of 
current industry practice and working in academia as well as have the 
ambition to make an impact in their field, demonstrate 
internationally-relevant scholarship through either professional 
practice or conventional academic research, and inspire students through 
innovative teaching. They will ideally have demonstrated expertise in 
editing for commercial film or television as well as strong knowledge of 
industry postproduction processes. This should include professional 
editing/postproduction credits for national or internationally released 
film or television work (either long or short-form) and demonstrated 
expertise in one or more of the following areas:

  * Narrative (fiction) or documentary film editing;
  * Editing of commercial short form work such as advertisements or
    music promos;
  * Editing for broadcast TV programmes;
  * Industry-standard digital postproduction workflows (including ACES)
    and mastering (including DPP and DCP).

A PhD in Film and Television (ideally with an emphasis on editing) or 
equivalent professional industry experience is essential. In addition, 
experience in colour grading, visual effects or cinematography is highly 
desirable.

For informal enquiries: please contact Professor John Mateer via email: 
(john.mateer /at/ york.ac.uk) <mailto:(john.mateer /at/ york.ac.uk)>, tel: 01904 325230
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