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Technical Post Supervisor

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About Us
The Edit is an established, full-service post-production facility positioned in the heart of Brighton’s bustling North Laine. We provide high-quality post-production services, from location DIT services through to final delivery. Our post house consists of 14 in-house offline edit suites, three grade suites, and two cutting-edge dubbing theatres with VO, ADR, and Dolby Atmos facilities.
We are proud to collaborate with our clients on an extensive range of projects from feature documentaries to factual entertainment and drama for all the main UK broadcasters, worldwide streamers, and cinema releases. We are passionate about delivering outstanding results and providing friendly, first-class services to our clients.
Most recently, we've partnered on productions such as The Jury: Murder Trial (C4), The Hidden Treasures of the National Trust, Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr, The Repair Shop (BBC), Deep Dive Australia (natural history for Love Nature), Coastguard: Search and Rescue SOS (Five), The Facebook Honeytrap (Amazon Prime), More than Machine (YouTube), and My National Gallery (Cinema).
About The Role
We're looking for an experienced Technical Post Supervisor to join the team at The Edit. You'll be the first-line go-to in our post pipeline. Being on-hand for the technical team, whilst also working closely with our post producers day-to-day, and reporting directly to the Technical Director.
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What You’ll Be Doing
- Working to technical workflows across offline, online, color, and audio post
- Working closely with post producers to keep projects on track technically and proactively flagging potential issues early
- Troubleshooting technical problems quickly and calmly
- Overseeing QC and technical delivery to broadcast specifications
- Supporting the maintenance and configuration of post systems including Avid, Resolve, Protools, and associated infrastructure
- Helping junior members of the team and contributing to a collaborative, technically strong culture within the company
- Identifying opportunities to improve workflows and bringing ideas to the Technical Director
What We’re Looking For
- You'll have broad, solid experience across the post timeline and an excellent understanding of broadcast standards, as well as having comprehensive experience of life in a busy post-production environment.
- You'll know your way around broadcast technical specs — loudness standards, codec requirements, frame rate handling, HDR and SDR deliverables, etc.
- You’ll be someone who communicates clearly with producers, editorial, and management — often under pressure, often across multiple projects at once.
- You stay calm and you make the people around you feel supported, especially in challenging circumstances. If you've trained junior staff before, that's highly advantageous.


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Details
- Hours: Full time. Monday - Friday
- Location: Central Brighton (this is an in-person, not a remote working role)
- Start date: As soon as possible
- Contract duration: 6 months initially, with a view to extending
- Salary: TBC dependent on experience.
Please send your CV with a cover letter online, via grapevinejobs.
The closing date for all applications is Sunday 21st June 2026.
The Edit welcomes applications from all backgrounds and is committed to further diversifying our company and providing equal opportunities to all our employees. To be considered for this role, all applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK.
We are grateful for all applications but due to the expected volume of applicants, we may only be able to respond personally to successful shortlisted candidates.
Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you!
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