Member Marketing Coordinator

Salary: £26,353

This includes a specific ‘spotlight’ project in North Wales and brand-to-brand marketing of opportunities to the Hub membership.

Full-time
Fixed-term contract from April 2025 to March 2026, with potential to extend, subject to confirmation of annual funding.
Hybrid working with one/two office days per week at Chapter, Cardiff and/or off-site meetings
Some weekend and evening work may be required
For further details and to apply, please visit the FHW jobs page

Promote the Hub’s day-to-day (B to B) operations, including funding calls, training opportunities and wider activities,
Support Hub members with outreach ideas, to promote their film screenings, including more intensive support for a ‘spotlight’ project in North Wales,
Engagement with members at Hub events and venue visits, building partnerships and learning about film exhibition / audiences in Wales,
Monitor Hub member activities and update internal planning documents,
Copywrite for online and/or press,
Update the FHW website, adding content such as new film pages,
Create digital assets such as newsletters, social media assets and infographics,
Photo/video editing,
Manage FHW and Made in Wales social media (Facebook, X, TikTok, Instagram and Vimeo),
Liaise with the marketing team at Chapter to support information sharing.

Essential

Qualifications relevant to marketing and/or outreach, or equivalent work experience, preferably in a film exhibition/arts environment,
Experience working in marketing and/or outreach, preferably in a film exhibition environment/arts environment,
Project administration experience,
Experience updating web platforms such as WordPress,
Experience creating graphics for use online,
Able to manage social media platforms,
Computer literate with experience of Microsoft Office Suite including Excel and Word,
Ability to write copy for press and online,
A clear and confident communicator, able to build partnerships,
A creative thinker,
Ability to work as part of a team and independently, remaining calm under pressure,
Highly organised, with the ability to prioritise, meet objectives and work to deadlines,
Motivated, flexible and adaptable.

Desirable

An understanding of the barriers faced by minoritised communities,
Experience engaging with press and media,
A good knowledge of British independent and international film,
Experience working on a project of a similar scale with multiple partners and regions,
Video editing and/or photography skills,
Welsh communicator.

Application form and job description are available to download from the FHW website. They are unable to accept CVs.
If you have any queries about the application process, please contact apply@chapter.org
Please fill in an online Equal Opportunities form.
Please ensure that you address each point in the person specification.
We will not be able to meet with individual candidates prior to interview.
Interviews to be held: Monday 24 March at Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff

The closing date for this position is 13/03/2025 at 17:30

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