62 Television jobs in the United Kingdom

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At LG, we deliver products and services that make lives better, easier and happier through increased functionality and fun. Put simply, we offer the latest innovations to make “Life Good” – from home appliances, and consumer electronics to business innovations in digital signage, air conditioning, solar and LED lighting. As a global leader, we strive for greatness in product leadership, market leadership and people leadership to realize our growth strategies.

We strongly believe that our people’s competitive spirit, proactive leadership, and expertise help drive the company forward. As such, LG is the right place for you if:

• You are a smart cookie. You like to dig into the data and find creative solutions.
• You are motivated and driven. You thrive on a challenge and want to be No. 1.
• You are a people person. You like helping people out and you want to understand where they’re coming from.
• You’re honest and you will speak up (politely, of course!), but you do it because you care and because it’s the right thing to do.

Opportunity

This is a fantastic opportunity to join our SCM team as a Demand Planner within our TV department

Our demand planning team is responsible for LGs flagship products across Home Entertainment (TV, AV), Home Appliances (REF, WM), and Information Technology (IT). As a Demand Planner in TV, you will assume responsibility for maintaining forecast performance and supply plan information flow. In addition, you will gather and analyse the weekly stock levels and generate a consolidated forecast, uploading the forecast to the central global demand planning system and forecasting performance.

Your Role & Responsibilities

• Working in conjunction with Marketing, Sales & Supply Chain Managers to develop, progressively improve forecasting process, improve accuracy and reduce forecast volatility through co-ordinated innovation activity.
• Analysis of historical trends, PSI and market trends on a weekly basis using statistical analysis tools to generate weekly forecasts. Collect and review sales forecasts on a weekly basis, identifying trends on fast & slow-moving products. Maintain seasonality trends and impact of exceptional market changes: Promotional activity, national/international events.
• Monitor periodical performance measures and supplier/customer non-conformance to enable process improvement in the Supply Chain. Provide fact-based analysis with a corrective action plan
• Build on collaborative working relationships with key customers to drive forecast accuracy, process improvements, and free flow of information and generally enhance Sales Management, Supplier & Customer working relations. The key objective to optimize Inventory velocity (LTS/DIO) and cash flow.
• Weekly S&OP meeting with supplier factory to update production plan and prepare rolling forecast template
• Ensure regular review and reporting of progress to the Demand Planning Manager, Sales Head, SCM director, and European Supply Chain of progress in the realisation of all relevant KPIs, identify bottlenecks and recommendation of appropriate remedial action.

Skills, Education & Experience

• Prior knowledge and experience of Forecasting and Supply Chain principles, strong supply planning experience preferred (inbound into country, outbound to customer)
• Good overview of the commercial process, production planning and retail interface/order fulfilment.
• Understanding the appropriate Business Unit market is an advantage
• Highly proficient in using Microsoft Excel (pivot tables, V-lookups, formulas) and confidence using new systems
• Strong analytical skills
• Ability to work assertively to debate/challenge forecasts or tackle issues and reach a consensus between all parties
• Logical common sense and proactive approach to problem-solving
• Good presentation skills
• Highly focused and capable of sustaining a fast paced in a dynamic environment
• Experience of working within a performance management environment – KPIs and Service Level Agreements

Your Benefits

• 9% Employer Contribution to Your Pension
• Life Assurance
• Private Healthcare (including optical & dental) for you and your family
• 25 Days’ Annual Leave (+ Public Holidays)
• Staff Discount
• Subsidised Cafeteria

Our Equal Opportunities Statement

LG Electronics U.K. Ltd is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitable persons regardless of race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.

Right to Work

Please note that any job offer made will be conditional on the individual holding a legal right to work in the United Kingdom by the time employment commences.

Finance Assistant - TV Production

Leading independent television and media production company, dedicated to creating impactful factual content for UK, US, and international broadcasters are looking for a strong Finance Assistant to join their team.

Role Overview

As Finance Assistant, you'll play a key role within our central finance team. You'll be primarily responsible for the smooth and accurate p.

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Job Title: Assistant Production Finance Manager

Location: Belfast

Reports to: Director of Operations

About the Role

We're a busy, fast-moving, creative company with multiple projects in development and production. We're looking for someone to join our team in an Assistant Production Finance Manager role, helping to keep projects and the business running smoothly from a financial perspective. This is a hands-on position, working closely with producers and the wider operations team to ensure budgets are accurate, costs are tracked, and processes run efficiently.

We'd love to have someone on board who has experience in production finance, but we are open to training someone who has broad finance experience and is excited about the opportunity to work in the industry.

Key Responsibilities

Finance & Production Support

• Handle day-to-day finance tasks such as accounts payable/receivable, payroll, credit card reconciliations, procurement card reconciliations, bank reconciliations, and month-end activities.
• Assist in preparing production budgets alongside producers and track spend against budget throughout the production cycle.
• Maintain cost reports, cashflows, and forecasts, highlighting potential overspend early.
• Process cast/crew payroll, supplier invoices, and expenses accurately and on time.
• Provide support to Production Accountants as needed.

Reporting & Analysis

• Prepare monthly management accounts and project-specific reports. Contribute to cost reporting, forecasting, and variance analysis.
• Support reporting for funders, broadcasters, and public bodies (e.g., NI Screen, Sony).
• Assist with post-production wrap and final cost reporting. Help with IR35-related reporting.

Compliance & Audit

• Ensure day-to-day compliance with tax obligations, funding requirements, and audit processes.
• Assist with government returns and external audits.
• Support reporting on sustainability/greenhouse gas requirements when needed.

Process & Team Support

• Help improve finance processes and systems for smoother operations.
• Provide guidance to junior team members or freelancers when required.
• Support producers and development staff with financial queries.

Skills & Experience

Essential

• Qualified or part-qualified accountant (ACCA, CIMA, ACA, Accounting Technician) or equivalent experience.
• Around 2-3 years' experience in a finance role, ideally in a project-based or media environment.
• Good working knowledge of UK tax, PAYE, IR35, VAT, and accounting standards.
• Strong budgeting and cost-tracking skills.
• Good communicator-able to explain finance clearly to non-finance colleagues.
• Proactive, organised, and detail-oriented.
• Ability to manage multiple deadlines and productions.

Desirable

• Experience with production finance/accounting tools (e.g., Just TV or similar) but not essential
• Experience with funding reports (e.g., NI Screen, HMRC tax credits).
• Familiarity with industry contracts, union agreements, or freelancer payroll.

• Manage all logistical and financial aspects of film and television productions from pre-production through to post-production.
• Develop and maintain detailed production budgets, tracking expenditure meticulously and identifying cost-saving opportunities.
• Create and manage comprehensive production schedules, ensuring all milestones are met efficiently.
• Recruit, lead, and manage production crews, fostering a collaborative and productive working environment.
• Oversee location scouting, permits, and all on-location logistics.
• Ensure strict adherence to health and safety regulations and industry best practices on set.
• Liaise with directors, producers, and department heads to ensure creative vision is realised within budgetary and schedule constraints.
• Manage relationships with vendors, suppliers, and service providers.
• Oversee equipment rental, transportation, and accommodation logistics.
• Ensure timely delivery of all production elements for post-production.
• Resolve any production-related issues or challenges promptly and effectively.
• Maintain clear and consistent communication across all levels of the production team and with external stakeholders.
• Contribute to production planning and strategy meetings.

• Extensive experience as a Production Manager or Line Producer in the film and television industry.
• Proven track record of successfully managing multiple large-scale film and television projects.
• In-depth knowledge of all phases of the production lifecycle.
• Exceptional budgeting and scheduling skills, with a keen eye for financial detail.
• Strong leadership, negotiation, and interpersonal skills.
• Thorough understanding of health and safety regulations specific to film production.
• Ability to remain calm and effective under pressure in a demanding environment.
• Excellent problem-solving and decision-making capabilities.
• Proficiency in production management software (e.g., Movie Magic, Scenechronize) and standard office productivity suites.
• Strong network of industry contacts (crew, vendors, etc.) is a significant advantage.
• Bachelor's degree in Film Production, Media Studies, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.

• Conceptualize and develop the overall visual style and aesthetic for a feature film, ensuring it aligns with the script and director's vision.
• Create detailed concept art, sketches, mood boards, and storyboards to communicate design ideas effectively.
• Oversee the design and construction of sets, including sourcing materials, managing budgets, and supervising set dressers and construction crews.
• Collaborate closely with the director, cinematographer, costume designer, and other department heads to ensure visual coherence.
• Manage the art department budget and schedule, ensuring projects are delivered on time and within financial constraints.
• Conduct location scouting and assess suitability for filming, advising on necessary set dressing or modifications.
• Source or commission props and practical effects, ensuring authenticity and functionality.
• Maintain detailed production files, including drawings, specifications, and material lists.
• Stay abreast of industry trends, new technologies, and artistic movements relevant to film production design.
• Liaise with visual effects teams to integrate digital and practical elements seamlessly.

• Significant professional experience as a Production Designer or Assistant Production Designer in film or television.
• A strong portfolio showcasing a diverse range of successful film projects, with a focus on conceptual art, set design, and visual world-building.
• Expertise in various art mediums, including digital illustration, model making, and drafting.
• Comprehensive knowledge of filmmaking techniques, camera formats, and lighting principles.
• Proficiency in industry-standard design software (e.g., AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite).
• Excellent understanding of art history, architecture, and various cultural aesthetics.
• Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to inspire and manage a creative team.
• Experience in budget management and resource allocation.
• Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines in a fast-paced production environment.
• Flexibility to travel for location scouting and on-set supervision as required.

• Manage the end-to-end physical production process for film and television projects, ensuring adherence to schedules and budgets.
• Develop detailed production plans, including breakdowns, scheduling, and resource allocation.
• Oversee and manage production budgets, tracking expenditures, processing invoices, and implementing cost-saving measures.
• Lead and motivate production teams, including Assistant Directors, Unit Managers, and production staff, fostering a collaborative and efficient working environment.
• Source and secure locations, manage permits, and coordinate all logistical requirements for filming.
• Liaise with department heads (e.g., cinematography, art direction, post-production) to ensure seamless integration of their work into the overall production plan.
• Manage contracts with vendors, talent, and crew, ensuring all legal and contractual obligations are met.
• Oversee the safety and welfare of cast and crew on set, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
• Troubleshoot production challenges as they arise, implementing effective solutions promptly.
• Maintain clear and consistent communication with producers, directors, studio executives, and other key stakeholders.
• Manage post-production timelines and deliverables.

• A proven track record as a Production Manager or Assistant Director on multiple high-profile film and television productions.
• Extensive experience in budgeting, scheduling, and resource management within the film and TV industry.
• Strong understanding of all phases of production, from pre-production through post-production.
• Exceptional leadership, communication, and negotiation skills.
• Proficiency in production management software (e.g., Movie Magic, Final Draft, Showbiz Budgeting) and standard office applications.
• In-depth knowledge of film and television industry standards, practices, and legal requirements.
• Ability to work under pressure, meet tight deadlines, and adapt to changing circumstances.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to make decisive decisions.
• Experience in location scouting and management is essential.
• A passion for storytelling and a commitment to producing high-quality content.