Illustration: Adeline Pericart
360 Production, based in Derry, Northern Ireland put the best ideas and freshest visuals on the right platform. On TV, Mobile and Online. 360 Production are a company with a mission: to change the shape of factual content.
To help them to continue to do that, 360 Production are looking for graphic designers of all levels who have experience of After Effects, Photoshop, illustration and 3D. Edit experience would be an advantage.
360 Production are also seeking production personnel, Production Managers, Production Coordinators and Production Secretaries with proven industry experience. Production personnel who have experience working in a graphics environment will be given preference.
360 Production are a cloud of award-winning talent: designers, producers, directors – who are BBC trained, experienced and forward thinking. Working alongside multi-skilled engineers and designers we are at the cutting edge of TV, online and mobile applications. 360 Production combine the energy of youthful designers, pioneering engineers in online and mobile technology and a wealth of TV experience. 360 Production were recently selected by You Tube to launched an exclusive and exciting channel called Head Squeeze. Head Squeeze is a topical channel presented by James May (Top Gear), along with a crack team of scientists who will be reacting to the latest trends. 360 Production have also been responsible for the graphic driven series James May’s Things You Need to Know for BBC, an online viral production How Money Works for Yahoo! Finance along with exciting documentaries War Hero in my Family, Achtung U Boat, Dig World War 2, Titanic with Len Goodman and The Crusades for broadcasters such as BBC 1, BBC 2, BBC 4, BBC Worldwide, National Geographic, Discovery Channel and the Open University.
www.youtube.com/360Production and http://www.youtube.com/user/headsqueezetv
Email: contact@360production.com
Deadline for applications is Thursday 28th February.
Please note all positions will be based the Derry office.
