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Climate Production Manager (TV & Popular Culture)

Application deadline: 04.05.2026

Climate Production Manager TV & Popular Culture

 

Overview

 

  • Application deadline: 4th May 11:59pm
  • Job type: Fixed-term contract, full time* (until March 2027 with possibility of extension).
  • Based at: London, coming into the office (Bethnal Green, London) at least two days a week + additional days in the office as needed for attending events, trainings, internal or external meetings. Our team embraces hybrid working (mix of home/office).
  • Staff benefits: 7.5% pension contribution and salary sacrifice scheme | 30 days holiday* pro rata plus bank holidays, a day off on your birthday & days off between Christmas and New Year | mentoring scheme | annual training budget | hybrid working (minimum 2 days a week in the London office). Full list of staff benefits can be found here.
  • Salary: £45968
  • Reports to: Senior Programme Manager
  • Line manages: Freelance Consultants

Accessing this recruitment process

If you require any reasonable adjustments during our recruitment processes, including assistance with reading this page or sending documents, please contact info@heard.org.uk.

 

 

About Heard

We are Heard the multi-award-winning charity helping people, organisations and the media tell stories that change hearts and minds.

 

In 2024, we sparked stories that reached a combined audience of 39 million: about poverty, climate change, migration, domestic abuse, sexual violence, trans experiences and children’s palliative care.

 

We partner with storytellers across TV, film and news shaping popular culture – such as the BBC, Netflix, Sky, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, LBC, The Times, The Guardian and Paramount – to help them tell powerful and captivating stories at scale that make change feel possible.

 

We support, up-skill and empower more than 600 professionals a year to embed framing into their everyday communications and champion narrative change in their own sector to make impact long-lasting and sustainable.

 

We co-create with people with lived experience to ensure their learnings are shared and their voices are fairly represented.

 

Job brief

This role sits at the intersection of TV production, creative development and climate storytelling- helping the TV industry tell powerful, accurate stories about our changing world that truly connect with audiences and inspire action.

 

As our Production Manager, you will lead the “how”: managing the end-to-end delivery of our workshops, clinics, script consultations, and creative brainstorms with broadcasters, production companies and creatives. You will translate our strategic priorities into a clear portfolio of projects, ensuring the work is expertly scoped, resourced, and delivered to the highest industry standard.

 

You will bring a production management approach to a charity environment, ensuring delivery is structured, efficient and responsive to industry needs. You will coordinate and manage the work of consultants and collaborators, ensuring quality, consistency and alignment with programme goals.

 

 

You will act as both:

  • a trusted operational partner to industry stakeholders and creatives, and
  • an internal production lead, responsible for delivery across multiple strands of work

This role requires strong production experience, excellent stakeholder management, and the ability to balance creative collaboration with structured delivery. It is best suited to someone currently working as a Production Manager, or with recent, hands-on experience in production management within the TV industry.

 

Read more about the key responsibilities and expectation in the full job description here.

Application process

To apply, please complete this application form.



The application deadline is 11.59pm on Monday 4th May.

 

Here’s more info about the form and application process:

  • You will need a Google account or Gmail to access the form. Here’s how to set up a Google account  – this should only take a couple of minutes.
  • Email info@heard.org.uk if the form or any part of the application process is not accessible to you (or if for any reason you are unable to set up a Google account).
  • The form will ask you to upload your CV and answer three application questions. We do not ask you to write a cover letter – just to answer these questions.
  • There will be application questions to answer.
  • We will review and score your application questions anonymously to counter unconscious bias when we assess applications.
  • In the form, we’ll also ask about any adjustments or support you may need to ensure the recruitment process feels inclusive to you.
We look forward to hearing from you – best of luck!
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