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Monday, 27 May 2013

Grid on Working Patterns

WORKING PATTERN
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
WHO WORKS LIKE THIS?
PROS
CONS
Shift work
24/7
Shift Engineering Managers,
Certain Technicians
Good pay.
Considered a risk factor for many health problems.
Fixed term
Contract
Web Designers, Editors
Well paid & allows needed labour without a permanent contract.
Job finishes when the contract expires.
Office Hours
Management
Administrators, Consultants, Researchers.

Work same hours each day (9 - 5pm), off on weekends.
Normal Pay

Freelance
Self Employed, not with any company.
Photographers, Directors
Flexible hours.
Manage own taxes.
Doesn't receive health coverage.
Irregular Patterns
Part-Time employment
Writers, Directors
Not full time work.
Flexible hours.

Less pay.

Hourly Rates
The person is paid by the hour/

Web Designers, Graphic Designers
Flexible (in most cases). Paid for efficient work.

Could finish work quickly.


Piece work
For each unit produced regardless of the time.
The Digital Media
Good wage.

May not get paid if work isn't up to standard.

Wednesday, 13 March 2013

Freelance Poster

Media Jobs

TELEVISION EDITOR

Job description:
Editors work closely with the director before shooting begins, deciding how to maximize the potential of the screenplay. Editor's begin work in a cutting room (sometimes on location), looking at previous day's rushes which are developed overnight at the film lab.

Qualifications:
There are no specific qualifications needed.

What are the working patterns?
Shifts available.

Job type: (IE. Permanent, Freelance, Temporary, etc)
Contract / Freelance: Long hours.

What sort of salary will you receive?
£18,000-£25,000 for those employed by a television or post-production studio.
Range of salaries with experience: £20,000-£35,000.
Range of typical salaries at senior level: £37,000-£70,000.

What person qualities are necessary for the role:
- Ability to be creative under pressure;
- Imagination and understanding of narrative;
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills;
- Develop high sense of rhythm and timing in story telling;
- Highly developed enthusiastic visual awareness;
- Ability to lead a team;
- Patience attention to detail and good organisation skills;
- Knowledge of the requirements of relevant health & safely legislations and procedures.