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Farringdon, London, with the option for flexible working (WFH up to 3 days a week)

£30,000 £35,000 per annum depending on experience, plus pension contribution, a flexible benefits scheme, and 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays and three days office closure between Christmas and the New Year.

35 hours per week

We are looking for a full-time Video Producer with a strong understanding and passion for creating captivating video content to join our small team at Understanding Animal Research (UAR). 0.8 FTE will be considered for the right candidate.

Who we are

UAR is the UKs only dedicated animal research advocacy organisation. We are funded by more than 150 life science organisations, including the UKs top ten universities for life science, research institutions, research funders and charities, pharmaceutical companies, learned societies, and government agencies. Our primary aim is to ensure that there is factual, evidence-based information available to the public on how and why animals are used in scientific research. We open the doors to animal laboratories by sharing stories from researchers and animal care staff, highlighting new advancements in medical research and lab animal welfare, and explaining the regulations and laws surrounding animal research.

Who we are looking for

The Video Producer is an integral member of the team and is responsible for delivering engaging video content to a range of audiences (scientific, lay public, media, and policy makers) to drive the reach and influence of UARs work.

The Video Producer will work closely with UARs digital communications team to develop video content for UARs websites and social media channels. They will deliver video-related training for UAR stakeholders, and film and edit videos for UAR events such as lectures and workshops.

The Video Producer will also be expected to find opportunities for collaboration with UAR stakeholders. Previous examples include filming components of laboratory tours, producing training videos, filming research animals to use as stock footage, and filming interviews with technicians and scientists.

The Video Producer will be responsible for all aspects of video production, including setting up filming opportunities, script writing, filming, editing, and uploading content to UARs video hosting sites.

The successful applicant will report to the Head of Communications and Engagement and work closely with the Digital Communications Manager and Communications Officer. This role has no line management responsibilities.

Job Description

Digital communications

Supporting UARs digital communications team to develop video content for UARs websites and social media channels.

Sourcing, planning and creating video content for UARs website and social media channels

Working with the digital communications team to develop and execute UARs digital communications strategy

Working within the digital communications team to create and plan campaigns and collaborative opportunities with UAR stakeholders

Day-to-day management of UARs YouTube channel, including uploading videos, responding to comments, and analysing the performance of videos

Uploading video content to the UAR website and UARs other video hosting sites

Making simple graphics and animations to complement videos

Reporting on UARs video and filming activity to senior management

Maintaining and updating UARs online video resources

Managing UARs archive of video content

Maintaining UARs video kit

Staying up to date with trends and the latest social media video developments

Stakeholder engagement

Supporting UAR members and stakeholders with video production, training, and collaborative opportunities.

Filming and producing videos from UAR events

Delivering video training workshops

Working with UAR stakeholders to produce new footage for UAR use, including interviewing and script writing

Providing video content for UAR newsletters, guidance, and stakeholder updates

Advising UAR stakeholders on how to use video to communicate the use of animals in research

Building relationships with colleagues at stakeholder organisations

Other duties

Supporting the organisation with any other tasks as needed.

Essential

Skills and experience

Professional video production experience

Single camera operation including sound recording and lighting

Experience using video editing software such as Final Cut Pro, Premier Pro, or similar

Experience creating video content for websites and social media, including reels

Experience running a YouTube channel

Experience operating website content management systems

Experience in understanding and communicating complex scientific theory and research to a wide range of audiences including lay and academic individuals

Strong communication and interpersonal skills, both written and oral

Excellent organisational skills, time management, and the ability to prioritise workload across multiple projects

Ability to communicate with different audiences including the scientific sector and lay audiences

Ability to liaise with stakeholders and act as a representative of UAR

A strong interest in scientific communications

Good numerical and IT skills with knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint etc.

Proactive, self-organising team player

Attention to detail

An understanding of the scientific, ethical, and moral justification for animal research.

Desired

Qualification in media production

Qualification in biological science

Ability to make simple graphics and animations

Experience making content for TikTok

Experience using Adobe Creative Suite

Experience using software such as Canva (or similar)

Photography experience

We recognise that these skills and experience requirements are extensive. Please do not be put off applying if you do not yet have all of them.

Additional information

The successful applicant will be subject to a three-month probationary period.

At UAR we observe core working hours of 9am 5pm (Monday to Friday). However, we do allow flexible working hours if required. Remote working is allowed but the successful applicant must be present in our Farringdon office for a minimum of two days a week. Following completion of the probationary period, four weeks of fully remote working is allowed each year.

Occasional evening and weekend work and travel may be required and will be recompensed accordingly.

You must have the right to work in the UK.

How to apply

Please send a CV, cover letter, and examples of your previous work to Hannah Hobson, .

Deadline: 23:59 on Thursday, 3 July 2025

Interviews will be held in the UAR office during the week commencing 14 July 2025.

If you have any questions about the role, please get in touch with Hannah Hobson for an informal chat.
Seniority level

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Job function

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Industries Media and Telecommunications
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