GLASGOW FILM JOB DESCRIPTION Job Title: Glasgow Film Oral History Project Manager Reports to: Festival Producer Responsible for: Voluntary staff About the Project: Cinema City is a project run by Glasgow Film Theatre which aims to educate and inspire visitors and locals on the fascinating cinema heritage of Glasgow and its environs. From spring 2014 we will enlist volunteers to gather memories from local residents to gain a comprehensive portrait of cinema-going throughout the 20th century. The stories will form part of an exhibition, which we will develop with our collaborators, Summerlee Museum, to be staged during Glasgow Film Festival 2015 in a venue in Glasgow. Main Purpose of Post: The Project Manager will oversee all aspects of the project, from recruiting volunteers to researching and approaching appropriate participants. You will train in oral history collection, motivate volunteers, identify areas of research and lead the project forward. You will work with Summerlee Museum to curate an exhibition which will take place during Glasgow Film Festival in February 2015. You will be responsible for finding the exhibition venue and arranging all printed materials for it. You will work with GFT’s Marketing team to promote the event and will manage and maintain the Project budget working closely with the Financial Controller to process all expenditure. Job duties: Researching, identifying and approaching local cinema contacts and suitable members of the community for participation with the project Recruiting, training and supervising 8-12 enthusiastic voluntary staff to act as oral history assistants Successfully motivating your team to gather a target of 50 memories over the course of 3 months Undertaking training at Scottish Oral History Centre Reviewing Summerlee cinema equipment and identifying artefacts for exhibition Sourcing and securing a Glasgow exhibition space Liaising with Marketing team to promote event Recruiting an artist to design publication materials Overseeing all aspects in the set-up of exhibition during Glasgow Film Festival 2015 Updating databases and compiling reports as required Processing Purchase orders, maintaining financial records and delivering the project on-budget Person specification: Relevant experience in a similar role Demonstrable interest and experience of oral history and cinema heritage Experience of organising pop-up events, venues or exhibitions Understanding of technical requirements at exhibitions Excellent communication skills both written and verbal Ability to foresee and respond to problems before they arise Friendly team player with ability to motivate teams and work hard on own initiative Experience of working with budgets Excellent customer service skills Excellent attention to detail Degree level preferred but not essential Terms and Conditions: This is a fixed term 10 month contract. Full-time hours (37 per week) typically from 10am – 6pm, based at Glasgow Film Festival’s office at Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street, Glasgow, G3 6RB. Salary Between £20,000 - £22,500 pro rata depending on experience. To be negotiated. Start Date: June 2014 End Date: March / April 2015 How to apply: Email your completed Application Form to corinne.orton@glasgowfilm.org by 9am on Monday 2 June 2014. If you’d like further details on the role, please contact corinne.orton@glasgowfilm.org This job is funded by Heritage Lottery Fund.