Centre for International Development and Training (CIDT)
Lecturer in Film Production 0.8FTE - until 31/07/2027
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The Wolverhampton School of Art is seeking to appoint a 0.8FTE Lecturer in Film Production.
We are looking to appoint a lecturer in Film Production, with industry experience and knowledge of a wide range of production workflows and practice to work on our current BA (Hons) and MA courses. You will be a practitioner with significant recent experience in one or more areas of film/video making or television programme-making (such as directing, producing, camera and lighting, or editing). You will also have some experience in teaching or training, preferably in post-18 education, as well as extensive film/TV industry experience.
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We are particularly interested in candidates whose enthusiasm and professionalism inspires confidence, and builds a good rapport with students, colleagues, and external partners. As this is a fractional post, we would be keen to receive applications from candidates who will maintain their professional film/TV practice and industry currency alongside their teaching. We welcome applicants from a range of backgrounds.
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For an informal discussion about the post, please feel free to contact Alexander Robottom, Head of Department, Wolverhampton School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Creative Industries at A.Robottom@wlv.ac.uk
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