30 Recording Studios jobs in the United Kingdom

Saturday Positions available at each of studios at White House Farm, Sprowston NR13 6LB and Wroxham Barns, Hoveton, NR128QU.

Please do not apply if you cannot work Saturdays.

We are looking for a highly motivated, trustworthy, confident and creative person to join our team.

Full training is provided however it is essential for an applicant to have previous retail and customer service experience as well as an interest in creative crafts.

The vacancy of Studio Assistant involves supporting customers with their creations as well as assisting with baby's hand and foot prints, therefore suitable applicants must be able to demonstrate creative flair and be happy to work with young babies and children.

The role also involves using an online booking system, taking bookings and deposits over the phone, as well as in person.

Helping with group bookings such as children's parties, hen parties and work/evening events and occasionally going to events.

Previous experience working with ceramics is not essential but would be a benefit.

This role will require applicants to have the ability to multi task and prioritise tasks accordingly.

You will be required to work quicky and efficiently particularly during busy periods/ high season, this role requires a highly motivated person with ability to demonstrate initiative.

This can be a high pressure environment requiring excellent team working and communication skills.

Working days: Saturdays: 9:30 - 5:00pm with additional days/ evening available ad hock and during school holidays.

We are looking for someone who can commit to the above day, on a weekly basis for an immediate start.

Ability to drive and access to own car essential as you may be required to work at each of the above sites.

Please apply by tailored CV and covering letter, using the following information to tell us why you are suitable for the position.

Required skills:

• Excellent customer service skills
• Organization skills
• Teamworking skills
• IT and administration skills
• Accuracy and attention to detail
• have a positive, helpful attitude
• Excellent communication skills
• Excellent literacy and Maths skills
• Experience of cash handling and card machine use
• Creative flair
• Painting and drawing skills
• Good handwriting
• knowledge of social media and promotion.
• access to own vehicle

Job Description

• Serving and advising customers
• Arranging goods on displays and on shelves
• Rotating and replenishing stock
• Promoting extra products
• Taking cash and card payments
• Answering customers' questions by phone, email or face-to-face
• Giving quotations and checking product availability
• Advising customers on best painting techniques
• Taking phone calls and using booking system
• Welcoming customers
• Setting up and clearing down tables
• Maintaining general cleanliness of studio
• Some evening work
• updating social media

Job Types: Part-time, Permanent

Pay: £10.00-£12.21 per hour

Benefits:

• Company events
• Employee discount
• Free parking
• On-site parking
• Store discount

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Norwich NR12 7DU: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (preferred)

Education:

• A-Level or equivalent (required)

Experience:

• Customer service: 3 years (required)
• Retail sales: 3 years (required)

Language:

• English (required)

Work Location: In person

Little Red Panda (LRP) is a highly regarded fashion e-Commerce Photography Production Studio based in Hackney which is in the beating heart of fashion and trends in East London. We work with really exciting fashion brands from huge high street names to niche brands making their mark.

We strive to make our studio a friendly and positive environment and aim to nurture our photographers, retouchers and assistants to become the best they can be in this challenging and rewarding sector.

We are looking for a Studio Assistant to join our production team. We are offering the position at a junior level with a yearly salary of £25,400.

This job is perfect for a photography graduate who is passionate about starting their career in London. Please note this is not a photography assistant role and there will be minimal assisting. The role is very much in line with studio production assisting so please read the job description carefully.

This is a contractual position with fixed 6 month or 1 year term. Working hours are 8:30am to 5:30pm with an hour lunch break. Some shoot days require early starts and late finishes.

The main duties and skills will require:

• The daily organisation of LRP Studio spaces to facilitate our photography and video productions, set building, painting of the cove etc.
• Equipment maintenance and liaison with repair, purchase and hire centres
• Having full knowledge and responsibility for the location of all photography, digital and lighting equipment in the studio
• Receiving clients on arrival and showing them to their shoot space when required
• Arranging shoot lunches and ensuring all studios are well stocked with drinks and snacks
• Assisting the LRP production team with the arrival, storage, allocation and return of products to clients via courier systems
• Daily studio cleanliness and tidiness

Skills / Experience required

• Proven experience working in a photographic studio environment
• Ability and energy to work in a fast-paced studio environment
• Education qualification to degree level of photography or equivalent
• Highly organised personality capable of retaining control of constantly changing studio demands
• Ability to work as an individual with true initiative but able to take and act on clear instructions quickly and efficiently
• Sharp eye for organisation and cleanliness
• A real appreciation of studio fashion still life and model photography with a desire to assist LRP studios
• Proven experience using Excel and Google Sheets
• Basic understanding of logistics in general
• Proven knowledge and ability working with Apple Mac OS
• Willingness and ability to keep LRP studios in good running order whilst multitasking with the LRP Production team and Studio Manager
• Polite, energetic and highly professional working and phone manner
• Great timekeeping and self-motivation
• Ability to easily get to and from Hackney on a weekday basis

Application

Please apply with a CV via the application form.

The Gatehouse Theatre is a provincial theatre in the heart of Stafford. It has a busy received season showing a variety of Music, Comedy and Drama and is known for punching above it’s weight when it comes to produced shows. Currently the theatre produces 3 studio Youth theatre shows and 1 main house summer school per year, not forgetting it’s acclaimed annual Shakespeare show which attracts famous actors from around the world.

Whilst ambitions are high when we produce, our heart is with the local community. We work closely with our local amateur dramatics and dance schools to make their shows the best that they can be. We run community engagement projects such as our afternoon film days which aim to combat loneliness and we support local charities.
It’s a good time to join us as we have seen record ticket sales last year and we are only going up! This is your chance to join a thriving team who are dedicated to pushing the boundaries and achieving technical excellence.

Stafford Gatehouse Theatre is looking to recruit a Senior Sound Technician with experience leading and being part of a theatre technical team. The role entails taking a hands-on approach towards supporting the technical department, to rig, operate and maintain all sound equipment. You will programme and operate sound for our produced shows, source music and SFX for shows as required, take ownership of the sound department and contribute to the safe and organised storage of all sound equipment.

If you think you can make a positive impact to the team, we want to hear from you.

In the event that a high volume of suitable applications are received, the post may close prior to the specified closing date. Please apply as soon as possible if interested.

Hours: 37 hours a week, Monday - Sunday (Rota Basis)

Requirements

• Have a positive, can-do attitude towards work.
• Have a high level of customer service when meeting acts that the theatre presents
• on its stage
• Be able to work as part of a team and on their own initiative
• Have a genuine interest in theatre, the arts and/or music
• Be organised and responsible
• Possess a wish to positively contribute to the theatre and the technical team
• Have a desire to improve and learn new skills
• Experience mixing live bands and/or musicals
• Knowledge of microphone placement techniques
• Experience programming and operating Qlab
• Good problem-solving skills
• Ability to work under pressure
• Manual Handling experience
• Ability to work comfortably at height

• Ability to repair sound equipment
• Experience working in a producing theatre
• Knowledge of Health and Safety practises
• Working at heights trained
• First aid at work trained
• A degree or similar qualification in sound or a related subject
• A full clean UK driving licence
• Good knot tying skills
• Ability to programme and operate an ETC Ion
• Experience rigging sound and/or Lighting equipment
• Knowledge of projection/AV

Benefits

We want you to love coming to work, feeling healthy, happy and valued. That's why we've developed a benefits package with you in mind, so what can we offer you?

• My Staff Shop, our very own staff benefit scheme, gives employees access to a great range of benefits. Get discounts on cinema tickets, travel bookings, high street e-vouchers, gift cards, days out, leisure activities and your day to day spending.
• Discounted Staff membership (including family members)
• Incremental holidays
• Employee Assistance Programme - 24/7 confidential, independent and professional counselling.
• Company pension
• Various insurance and saving schemes
• Financial advice
• Cycle-to-work and Car Leasing tax-efficient schemes (salaried staff only, depending on earnings)
• All this as well as fully funded training and career progression opportunities in a team working environment

Closing Date: 1st March 2024

Salary: up to £23,500 per annum

Location: Cambridge, UK

Length: 12 Months

Rate: £30.77 per hour (Inside IR35)

Hours: 40 hours per week, onsite 5 days per week

Our client is seeking an Audio Engineer who will be responsible for collecting high-quality multimedia data, setting up and calibrating recording equipment, and processing data using scripts and command line tools. Most work will be based in our amazing new audio lab featuring anechoic chambers, one of the world’s largest configurable acoustic rooms and many other types of space. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in sound and audio, experience in multimedia equipment setup and recording, and proficiency in data processing and management.

Responsibilities:

• Collecting high-quality multimedia data: You will primarily focus on audio and video data collection in our bespoke audio recording facilities ensuring the capture of high-quality data for use by our researchers and engineers.
• Recording and technical equipment setup: You will be responsible for the setup, testing, and adjustment of recording equipment for data collection sessions, ensuring optimal data capture.
• Performing data processing: Using standard multimedia tools, scripts, and command line tools, you will process the collected data, ensuring its integrity and consistency for further use.
• Working with data collection volunteers: You will collaborate with both internal and external volunteers during data collection activities, ensuring the collection of diverse and high-quality data.

Skills and experience Required:

• Solid understanding of multimedia equipment setup and recording, gained from experience in a sound engineering or AV technician role. Including DAWs, audio interfaces, speakers and microphones.
• Meticulous attention to detail to ensure that all aspects of our data collections are correct.
• Interest in sound and audio, demonstrated by activities such as playing a musical instrument, making audio recordings, or music production.
• Excellent organisational skills and time management.
• A good standard of day-to-day computing proficiency
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Desired:

• Experience working with large spreadsheets or databases. For example, working with data in Excel or in a database such as MySQL.
• Programming or scripting experience, e.g. Python.
• Familiarity using Linux and the command line would be a bonus.
• Familiarity with visual positioning/motion capture systems. Education Degree-educated, preferably in a numerical or natural science subject, or at least three years of professional experience.

Location : Our lab building, which opened in June 2025, is based at the exciting Bourn Quarter Development (near Cambourne, west Cambridge, UK). We also have a primary office in central Cambridge, UK. Experiment setup, data collection and lab maintenance activities require your onsite presence at our world-class laboratory facility for most of your time.

• Lead and manage a team of audio engineers and sound designers, providing technical guidance and mentorship.
• Oversee the design, implementation, and optimization of audio systems for interactive and non-interactive media.
• Define and maintain audio standards, best practices, and technical documentation.
• Collaborate with software engineers and project managers to integrate audio features efficiently.
• Develop and maintain audio tools, pipelines, and middleware integrations (e.g., Wwise, FMOD).
• Troubleshoot and resolve complex audio-related issues across various platforms.
• Conduct in-depth audio reviews and provide constructive feedback to ensure quality and consistency.
• Stay abreast of emerging audio technologies and industry trends, evaluating their potential application.
• Manage audio asset libraries and ensure efficient organization and version control.
• Contribute to the overall artistic and technical direction of audio for our client's products.

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Audio Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field.
• Significant professional experience (8+ years) in audio engineering, with a substantial portion in a leadership or senior role within the games, film, or broadcast industries.
• Proven experience leading audio teams and projects from inception to completion.
• Expertise in game audio middleware (Wwise, FMOD) and game engines (Unreal Engine, Unity).
• Strong programming or scripting skills (e.g., C++, Python) for audio tool development.
• In-depth knowledge of digital signal processing (DSP), acoustics, and audio playback systems.
• Excellent problem-solving, debugging, and analytical skills.
• Exceptional communication, interpersonal, and leadership abilities.
• A strong portfolio or demo reel showcasing technical audio achievements and leadership.
• Ability to thrive in a collaborative, on-site team environment.

We are looking for a talented and versatile Sound Engineer and Podcast Producer to work across our brands, Spectator, Apollo Magazine and UnHerd.

The primary responsibility of this role is to elevate and maintain broadcast-quality audio standards across all our podcasts, ensuring every recording is clean, crisp, and professionally mixed. Your day-to-day will involve managing our studio equipment and acoustics, and applying advanced post-production techniques to achieve the best possible sound.

Working closely with our editorial teams, you will oversee the entire audio production lifecycle, from setups to detailed editing, mixing, and mastering. Your technical expertise will be crucial in producing a diverse range of content, from headline-grabbing weekly podcasts to narrative series and live event recordings.

Requirements

• You must have a deep technical knowledge of audio recording, mixing, and mastering principles, with strong hands-on experience with high-end studio microphones, mixing desks, and audio interfaces.
• Strong skills in Adobe Audition and Pro Tools are required; experience with Descript is highly desirable.
• A go-getting problem solver who works well under pressure to deliver a high-quality product.
• Intimate knowledge of studio and field recording equipment, including microphones, mixers, and audio interfaces.
• A flair for creating stand-out audio content, with a keen ear for sound design, music, and pacing.
• Knowledge of the podcasting ecosystem, including hosting platforms (e.g., Acast, Libsyn), distribution, and analytics.
• An understanding of how to package and promote audio content to maximise reach and engagement.
• A strong news and cultural sense, and a clear understanding of the distinct editorial voices of The Spectator, UnHerd, and Apollo.
• Ability to work independently and possess excellent people skills, comfortable coaching guests and hosts to get the best performance.
• Ability to work flexible hours and travel if needed.
• Strong planning and organisational skills.

Benefits

• Training & Development.
• 3% Employer Contribution Pension Scheme.
• Generous Holiday Allowance with 25 days holiday per calendar year + birthday holiday bonus + Bank Holiday Leave
• All staff receive generous discounts at our Ground Floor restaurant, as well as free pantry of tea & coffee, fruits & snacks.
• Generous subsidising of private healthcare with the option to add dependents and spouses.
• Cycle to work scheme saving you 25-39% on a bike and accessories.
• Interest free season ticket loan available to assist in the cost of travelling to and from the workplace.

• Lead the audio department, mentoring junior engineers and sound designers.
• Design, implement, and mix all audio elements for VR projects, including sound effects, music, and voiceovers.
• Develop and maintain the audio engine and tools to support complex VR audio requirements, such as spatial audio, dynamic mixing, and real-time effects.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate audio seamlessly into gameplay and user interfaces.
• Research and implement the latest advancements in audio technology, particularly within the VR space, to push the boundaries of immersion.
• Manage audio asset pipelines and ensure efficient delivery of high-quality audio content.
• Conduct regular quality assurance testing of all audio elements, identifying and resolving bugs.
• Contribute to the overall creative direction of projects from an audio perspective.

• A minimum of 7 years of professional experience in game audio development, with at least 2 years in a lead role.
• Proven experience developing audio for VR or other immersive platforms.
• Expertise in industry-standard Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) such as Pro Tools, Reaper, or Cubase.
• Proficiency in audio middleware (e.g., Wwise, FMOD) and game engines (e.g., Unity, Unreal Engine).
• Strong understanding of acoustics, psychoacoustics, and spatial audio techniques.
• Excellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
• A passion for creating innovative and compelling audio experiences.
• A portfolio showcasing high-quality audio work on released titles is essential.