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The One Show’s Watchdog team is looking to recruit an experienced Assistant Producer. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in helping deliver high-impact consumer stories for one of the BBC’s flagship programmes.
Reporting to the Watchdog strand Series Producer and working closely with The One Show’s team, you'll play a central role in developing and producing Watchdog content, from identifying and researching stories through to supporting their delivery on screen.

Key Responsibilities
•	Research, develop and progress consumer stories for Watchdog.
•	Source, cast and manage contributors, building strong relationships throughout production.
•	Verify evidence and carry out robust fact-checking to ensure editorial accuracy.
•	Conduct contributor interviews, including via Zoom, and gather user-generated content (UGC).
•	Draft and manage Right of Reply requests.
•	Review and digest legal correspondence, working closely with Editorial Policy and Legal teams.
•	Produce clear editorial handover documents and support the studio team in taking stories through to transmission.
•	Liaise effectively with The One Show studio team and other stakeholders to ensure smooth delivery of content.
•	Provide wider production support across Watchdog, Studio and Current Affairs output as required.

About You

You'll have proven experience casting contributors and developing strong factual stories, alongside excellent research, organisational and communication skills. You'll be confident working independently, managing multiple priorities, and thriving in a fast-paced environment.

Essential experience includes:

•	Writing Right of Reply requests.
•	Working with Editorial Policy and Legal teams.
•	Strong fact-checking and evidence-verification skills.

Previous experience on consumer affairs programming is highly desirable.
This is a hybrid role based in London, with office attendance required in line with production needs.

The role will begin on 14th December 2026 until Friday March 26th 2026 (TBC)

The BBC is committed to building a culturally diverse workforce, that represents the audiences we serve, and encourages applications from candidates from any background, especially people from diverse communities. Equity of opportunity is important to us, and we endeavour to make our processes equal, fair, and meritocratic for everybody. More information on our D&I plan can be found here.
 
Please apply by sending your CV and a covering note]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/assistant-producer-ap-71295</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/assistant-producer-ap-71295</guid><location>London</location><application_end>2026-11-18</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Welfare Producer</title><description><![CDATA[WELFARE PRODUCER – DRAGONS’ DEN – BBC STUDIOS, GLASGOW

BBC Studios’ Entertainment Productions in Glasgow are seeking an experienced Welfare Producer to join the team. We are looking for availability to start between 11th Jan and 8th Feb until 18th June, working four days per week. 

Candidates must be based in Scotland, although attendance at studio filming in Manchester will be required three or four days per week from May to early June. Travel and accommodation costs will be covered by production.

The role involves managing and implementing welfare protocols throughout the casting process and filming period. Experience supporting contributors through the full contributor journey, from pre-filming welfare assessments to aftercare is essential.

We’re looking for someone with:
•	A minimum of three Welfare Producer credits on prime-time Entertainment or Reality series
•	Experience in duty of care management and management of welfare protocols
•	Experience reviewing psych reports and making welfare recommendations
•	Experience identifying and escalating welfare concerns and risks
•	Proven ability to support contributors throughout the full contributor journey from pre-filming welfare assessments, filming to aftercare

If you're an experienced Welfare Producer looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you.

Base: Glasgow - it is important you live in Scotland and can work from our office in Glasgow on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays with the option of working from home on Fridays.  Please confirm in your cover note that you are based in Glasgow or nearby.

Contract: Start date tbc, approx. 11th Jan up to 8th Feb 2027 until 18th June 2027

Application Deadline: Monday 16th Nov

BBC Studios is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds, particularly those currently underrepresented in our industry.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/welfare-producer-71294</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/welfare-producer-71294</guid><location>Glasgow</location><application_end>2026-11-16</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Production Coordinator - (OB) – RHS CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW 2027</title><description><![CDATA[Start date: Early January 2027
Contract:  approx. 6 months PAYE freelance contract
Base:  BBC Studios’ Bristol office – minimum 3 days a week will be required
You will need to be fully available to work in London for the TX week, rig and de-rig (2 weeks approx. 10th – 22nd May 2027
Interviews: December 2026

BBC Studios is looking for a Production Coordinator to join its RHS Chelsea Flower Show team for the 2027 series.
Working on the BBC’s coverage of the world’s most famous flower show, you will help set up and deliver programmes for BBC1, BBC2 and BBC daytime. 

Our Production Management team consists of a Production Manager, two Production Coordinators and two PMAs.

This PC role is responsible for setting up the OB and coordinating access and accreditation, crew, accommodation and travel for the production, with over 200 people on location. You will be the first point of contact for logistics for the RHS, crew, presenters and other key stakeholders and suppliers and, alongside the rest of the production management team, you will be responsible for ensuring a smooth operation on location.This is a fantastic and exciting opportunity on a much-loved and well-respected production. 

Responsibilities of the role include:
•	Setting up office systems in pre-production including IT onboarding for new starters.
•	Forecasting OB spend and managing costs (including supporting the OB PMA and Production Runner in managing  spend) and reporting back regularly on financial position to the PM.
•	Forming and maintaining positive relationships with external stakeholders. Liaising with the RHS and suppliers to plan and deliver a smooth setup and derig of the production base on location. Coordinating plans internally including with the OB Directors, Technical Producer and Series Editor. Feeding back regularly and escalating issues to the PM.
•	Coordinating accreditation and vehicle access for all our team and suppliers for the rig, production week and de-rig.
•	Coordinating travel, accommodation, dietary requirements and PPE for all presenters, onscreen guests, production team and crew for the OB. 
•	Coordinating the tasks and workload of the OB PMA and Production Runner to support in setting up the OB.
•	In discussion with the Camera and Sound Supervisors and the Floor Manager, booking all PSC crew and runners for the OB. Assisting PM in contracting all crew on Smartbook.
•	Assisting in ensuring compliance with BBC Studios H&S policies and the RA. Ensuring supplier RAs and insurance documents are received and H&S vetting is completed where required.
•	Completing Albert predicted footprint, Carbon Action Plan and final footprint for the production. Championing environmentally responsible practices and ensuring compliance with Albert certification.
•	Coordinating and completing the post-production paperwork for all episodes and international versions on Silvermouse alongside the other PC and PMAs.
•	Overseeing the Production Runner in managing the production storage facility and inventory pre- and post-event.
•	Assisting in ensuring compliance with BBC policies, guidelines, legislative and regulatory requirements, in order to minimise the BBC’s exposure to risk.

The successful candidate will:
•	Have a minimum of 2 years Production Coordinator experience in broadcast television
•	Experience of coordinating event or live output, including working on location
•	Have excellent logistical and organisational skills, anticipating issues before they arise and problem-solving calmly and effectively under pressure when things don’t go according to plan
•	Have proven experience in accurately managing and forecasting costs and negotiating with external suppliers
•	Be a great team collaborator including managing junior members of the team
•	Be an effective communicator, with the confidence to deal with senior stakeholders (both internal and external) and high-profile talent
•	Be ambitious in their approach to improving sustainability and efficiency on the production


Diversity & Inclusion
BBC Studios is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and strongly encourages applications from underrepresented groups.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-coordinator-ob-rhs-chelsea-flower-show-2027-71292</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-coordinator-ob-rhs-chelsea-flower-show-2027-71292</guid><location>Bristol</location><application_end>2026-11-25</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Production Coordinator</title><description><![CDATA[Production Coordinator - BBC Studios Specialist Factual - Glasgow

BBC Studios in Glasgow are looking for an experienced Glasgow based Production Coordinator to join the team on a returning presenter led history series commissioned by BBC and PBS. The role will involve working across multiple episodes with varying demands and so there is a need to be expert at prioritising workloads, forward thinking and be someone who thrives in a team environment whilst operating with a high attention to detail, is organised and motivated. 
 
Key Skills:
Experienced coordinator with international filming experience
Experience working with presenters
Experience of BBC Systems especially for on boarding, travel bookings and procurement/payments highly desirable
Knowledge of archive licencing and clearance would be highly desirable
Experienced with delivery paperwork 
Experience of delivery to PBS would be desirable but not essential
 
 If you have availability from mid-February until mid-November and have the experience we’re looking for, we'd really love to hear from you. Our hopes are that the contract will be for 40 weeks and we expect to be able to have some flexibility with the start date.

We'd really appreciate a cover note detailing how your experience aligns with the key skills we're looking for. 

Many thanks.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-coordinator-71289</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-coordinator-71289</guid><location>Glasgow</location><application_end>2026-11-23</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Production Management Assistant - Gardener’s World - Bristol</title><description><![CDATA[Start date: 1 x Early Jan. 2 x Mid Feb. 2 x April
Contract: Freelance PAYE - Varying contract lengths from 5 to 10 months 
Base: This is a full-time role which offers hybrid working (minimum three days per week in the Bristol office) and will                             also potentially be required to go on location for one of our RHS events. 
Closing date: 16th November 
Interview: w/c 23rd November

BBC Studios’ Gardeners’ World is the UK’s best-loved and most respected gardening programme, attracting millions of viewers per episode. 
Produced by BBC Studios in Bristol, Gardeners’ World is a flagship series and a high-quality, magazine-style programme featuring a team of presenters. Filming takes place across the UK, delivering multiple episodes throughout the year
Our Production Management team consists of a Production Exec, Production Manager, Junior Production Manager, Production Coordinators, Production Management Assistants and runners. 
We are looking for enthusiastic Production Management Assistants to join our team in the new year.This is a great opportunity for those with experience in production who are looking to take the next step into Production Management or further develop their skills in the role. We want to hear from a diverse range of people with varying experience.

You will be a key Production Management team player reporting to the JPM/PM, setting up multiple UK based films and providing day-to-day organisational, logistical and admin support to the production team in a busy and deadline driven environment. 
We’re looking for a candidate who possesses excellent communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and a can-do attitude. You will be working on several shoots at one time, so being a good multi-tasker, proactive and super organised is key, with a passion for gardening content being a bonus!



Are you the right candidate?
•	Previous experience as a Production Management Assistant or Production Secretary within broadcast television, who is enthusiastic about building a career in Production Management.
•	Experience of providing administrative support in a busy production environment along with the ability to work in pressurised and challenging situations
•	Must be an excellent communicator, confidently liaising with external suppliers, talent, contributors and members of the public on location.
•	Book accommodation and travel for their production team, talent and crew
•	You’ll be able to manage relationships effectively working while working with a variety people and work collaboratively within a diverse team
•	You will demonstrate strong organisational skills, and will be able to manage conflicting demands to meet deadlines
•	Initiative and problem-solving ability and have a can-do attitude.
•	You can demonstrate you have business and finance skills with an understanding of working to a production budget as you will be managing your own filming budget, reporting to the JPM and PM.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-management-assistant-gardeners-world-bristol-71282</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-management-assistant-gardeners-world-bristol-71282</guid><location>Bristol</location><application_end>2026-11-16</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Production Manager - Chelsea Flower Show 2027, NHU</title><description><![CDATA[Start date: Mon 4th Jan 2027 – 25th June 2027
Contract: Freelance 
Base: Bristol, with weeks on location in Central London.
Shoot Week: 10th May – 22nd May (including rig + rehearsals)
Interviews: 16th/17th/18th December 2026 

SUBJECT TO GREENLIGHT

BBC Studios Natural History Unit is home to some of the UK’s most-loved and award winning series, including Countryfile, Gardeners’ World, and Blue Planet 3.

We are now seeking an experienced Production Manager to join the team delivering Chelsea Flower Show 2027 — one of the BBC’s flagship programmes and a highlight of the broadcasting calendar.   

This role works closely with the Series Editor to lead a large, on site team and oversee the delivery of 14 hours of live and pre recorded programming across an intensive week of coverage.

We are looking for a candidate who is a strong communicator with excellent interpersonal skills, proven problem solving abilities, and a positive, can do attitude.  Successful candidates will be managing different elements of the production at once so will require strong multi‑tasking skills, proactive thinking, and strong attention to detail. A genuine passion for the horticultural world is also highly valued.  This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in producing one of the BBC’s most prestigious and well loved live events.

The Production Manager will be responsible for all aspects of production management, including:
•	end to end planning and scheduling,
•	budget oversight and forecasting,
•	staffing and resource management,
•	oversee the planning, scheduling, and delivery of all pre shot VTs, 
•	coordinate the complex logistical operation of the week long live OB at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea,
•	ensure compliant, safe, and smooth operational delivery throughout.

Main Responsibilities
•	Responsibility for scheduling, budgeting and managing the production from pre-production through to delivery.
•	Responsibility for managing, reporting and forecasting the budget for the production.  
•	Have experience of managing a large team in a deadline driven environment.
•	Be able to effectively lead a large team which includes PC’s, PMAs and Runners.
•	Ensure the smooth running of location shoots involving members of the public.
•	Oversee the planning, scheduling, and delivery of all pre shot VTs, working closely with editorial teams to manage shoots, workflows, edits, and final post production delivery.
•	Provide timely and accurate comms to the large production team of on-screen talent and craft freelancers.
•	Have a firm understanding of health and safety needs at a large public-facing events.
•	Negotiate effectively with suppliers to secure the highest quality services and best value for the BBC.
•	Maintain strong, collaborative working relationships with key internal and external stakeholders across the production.
•	Be an effective communicator, including experience dealing with high-profile talent, including liaising regarding scheduling commitments and logistics. 
•	Have an understanding of BBC Compliance procedures, and adhering to the Editorial Guidelines, as well as completing the I&RP Ofcom Compliance forms.  
•	Ensuring compliance with GDPR and BBC data protection policies.
•	Championing environmentally responsible practices and ensure compliance with Albert certification.
•	Assisting in ensuring compliance with BBC policies, guidelines, legislative and regulatory requirements, in order to minimise the BBC’s exposure to risk.

Are you the right candidate?

•	A Production Manager with at least 2 years’ experience, with credits on Live OB programming.  
•	Proven experience in the day to day management and support of production staff.
•	Strong track record in delivering fast turnaround programming within tight deadlines.
•	Excellent working relationships with suppliers in the outside broadcast market and wider industry.
•	Strong financial skills and experience managing, reporting and forecasting large budgets.
•	A solid understanding of health and safety procedures — including the creation and management of risk assessments — and a good working knowledge of relevant H&S legislation.


BBC Studios is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce, and we strongly encourage applicants from under-represented backgrounds to apply.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-manager-chelsea-flower-show-2027-nhu-71278</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-manager-chelsea-flower-show-2027-nhu-71278</guid><location>Bristol</location><application_end>2026-11-18</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Junior Director - Bargain Hunt, BBC Studios Cardiff</title><description><![CDATA[Junior Director - Bargain Hunt

Location: Cardiff (Roath Lock) + UK location filming
Contract: Fixed Term, Jan - Jun 2027 (second contract Jul/Aug 2027 TBC)

BBC Studios' award-winning daytime series Bargain Hunt is looking for a Junior Director to join the team.

This is a fantastic developmental opportunity for an experienced Assistant Producer or equivalent looking to take the next step into their first Director role.

Working closely with the Series Producer and Series Editor, you'll learn to script, direct and edit episodes of one of the UK's most-loved factual entertainment programmes. You'll gain hands-on experience directing presenters, contributors and crews on location across the UK, while helping shape the creative vision of the programme from filming through to final delivery.

We're looking for someone who:
Has substantial experience as an Assistant Producer (or similar) in factual television.
Is confident working with presenters and contributors on busy location shoots.
Can demonstrate creative visual flair and storytelling ability.
Has some experience writing scripts and directing sequences for television.
Understands filming techniques, archive use and programme construction.
Has strong editorial judgement and an interest in creating engaging factual content.

A passion for antiques, history and daytime television would be an advantage.

Please note: This is a Cardiff-based role with regular office attendance, location filming across the UK and in-person edits in Cardiff Bay.

For further information and to apply, please follow the link to the full job advert.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/junior-director-bargain-hunt-bbc-studios-cardiff-71270</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/junior-director-bargain-hunt-bbc-studios-cardiff-71270</guid><location>Cardiff</location><application_end>2026-11-16</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Directors - Bargain Hunt</title><description><![CDATA[Bargain Hunt are looking for two experienced Directors to join the team and help deliver one of the UK's most successful daytime programmes.

Bargain Hunt is BBC One's much-loved daytime antiques series and has been one of the nation's favourite television programmes for more than 25 years. Regularly attracting audiences of up to two million viewers, the Cardiff-based production team produces 96 episodes each year, including special editions. Filming takes place at antiques fairs and auctions across the UK with presenters, experts and contributors.

Contract Dates:  
Director 1 - 16th February 2027 to 27th April 2027  
Director 2 – 1 March 2027 to 14 May 2027

Potential Future Opportunities: We anticipate there may be further opportunities for new directors later in 2027. While these are not yet confirmed, we would welcome applications from individuals who may be interested and available for future contracts later in the year.

Contract Type:  Freelance
Base:  Roath Lock, Cardiff 

As a director, you will be responsible for directing episodes from pre-production through to final delivery. Working closely with the Series Producer, Series Editor and wider production team, you will oversee every stage of the programme-making process, from developing storylines, planning short VTs and directing on location, to shaping episodes in the edit.

We are seeking creative and highly organised programme makers with strong storytelling instincts, excellent editorial judgement and a proven ability to create engaging and entertaining content for a daytime audience. 

You will be experienced in working with presenters, contributors and large crews on location, and confident managing multiple episodes at different stages of production.

Please note, this is a Cardiff-based role. The production team is based in Cardiff and Directors are expected to spend part of their working week in the office, alongside filming on location across the UK. The edits also take place in person at our post-production facility in Cardiff Bay. 

Key Responsibilities

•	Lead the creative and editorial vision for assigned episodes, ensuring a distinctive visual style and engaging storytelling throughout.
•	Responsible for directing filming on location, working closely with presenters, experts, contributors, production team and crew to capture compelling content.
•	Develop, structure and write entertaining, accurate and audience-focused scripts.
•	Take programmes through post-production, working alongside editors to craft engaging narratives and deliver high-quality finished episodes.
•	Collaborate with the Series Producer and Series Editor to ensure programmes achieve their editorial, creative and audience objectives.
•	Use filming techniques, archive and other storytelling tools effectively to maximise viewer engagement.
•	Lead and motivate production teams on location, fostering a positive and collaborative working environment.
•	Work closely with Production Management to ensure programmes are delivered efficiently, safely, on schedule and within budget.
•	Ensure all content complies with BBC Editorial Guidelines, legal requirements and health and safety procedures.
•	Ensure the programme reflects the diversity of modern Britain and that contributors are portrayed fairly and appropriately.
•	Deliver completed episodes to the required editorial and technical standards.

Knowledge, Skills, Training & Experience

•	Significant experience directing factual entertainment, daytime or factual television programmes.
•	A strong track record as a creative programme maker with excellent storytelling and visual storytelling skills.
•	Extensive experience working with presenters, contributors and crews in busy location environments.
•	Proven ability to write creative, entertaining and engaging scripts for a broad audience.
•	Strong experience working in post-production, shaping narratives in the edit and producing effective commentary and scripts.
•	Sound editorial judgement and thorough knowledge of BBC Editorial and legal guidelines.
•	Experience managing and motivating teams, with excellent communication and leadership skills.
•	Ability to plan effectively and deliver high-quality content within budgetary and production constraints.
•	Strong understanding of audience needs and the daytime television market.
•	Commitment to inclusion and diversity, both on screen and within production teams.
•	Ability to balance creativity, editorial rigour and production efficiency in a deadline driven environment.

This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in one of the BBC's most enduring and successful daytime series, helping to create entertaining content enjoyed by millions of viewers across the UK.

BBC Studios is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce, and we strongly encourage applicants from under-represented backgrounds to apply.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/directors-bargain-hunt-71267</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/directors-bargain-hunt-71267</guid><location>Cardiff</location><application_end>2026-11-15</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Junior Researcher - Bargain Hunt</title><description><![CDATA[Bargain Hunt, BBC One’s popular daytime antiques series, is looking for a Junior Researcher to join the team. Broadcast almost every day of the year, Bargain Hunt has been one of the nation’s favourite shows for more than 25 years and regularly attracts up to two million viewers. Working from Cardiff, the production team makes 96 new episodes each year, filming with presenters, experts and contributors at antiques fairs and auctions across the UK.

Base: BBC Studios, Roath Lock, Cardiff.

Contract Dates:  25th January to 16th April 2027.

Contract Type: PAYE Freelance
 
The Junior Researcher will work alongside a self shooting director to make a number of themed archive-based compilation episodes. They will also go on location to film some new content with the director.

Due to the nature of this role, some experience of sourcing and clearing archive for broadcast is required. 

Strong self-shooting skills and confidence driving are highly desirable for this role. The successful candidate will support location filming across the UK and will be expected to share driving responsibilities with the Director when working on location. 

Experience of supporting location shoots, undertaking contributor research and carrying out administrative tasks within a production environment would also be advantageous.

A passion for antiques, history, and factual television is highly desirable. 

You will already have some experience in television production, media, journalism, research, or a related field, and will be keen to develop your career in Specialist Factual.

You will be curious, proactive, and confident in finding interesting stories, contributors, and information. Strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple tasks are essential. You'll enjoy working as part of a busy team, be comfortable communicating with a wide range of people, and be able to work effectively to deadlines in a deadline driven environment.

Please note, this is a Cardiff-based role and you will typically work three days per week in the office, with some flexibility (i.e. hybrid working). 
The successful candidate will regularly accompany the Director on filming trips across the UK and must be prepared to spend extended periods away from home, potentially for up to one week at a time. In general, normal office hours will apply. However, the nature of the role means that a flexible approach to working hours is necessary.

BBC Studios is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce, and we strongly encourage applicants from under-represented backgrounds to apply.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/junior-researcher-bargain-hunt-71266</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/junior-researcher-bargain-hunt-71266</guid><location>Cardiff</location><application_end>2026-11-15</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Researchers - Bargain Hunt</title><description><![CDATA[Bargain Hunt, BBC One’s popular daytime antiques series, is looking for three Researchers join the team. Broadcast almost every day of the year, Bargain Hunt has been one of the nation’s favourite shows for more than 25 years and regularly attracts up to two million viewers. Working from Cardiff, the production team makes 96 new episodes each year, filming with presenters, experts and contributors at antiques fairs and auctions across the UK.

Base: BBC Studios, Roath Lock, Cardiff.

Various Start Dates: 

Role 1: 22nd Jan to 17th June 2027

Role 2: 26th Jan to 25th June 2027

Role 3: 2nd March to 29th July 2027

Contract Type: PAYE Freelance

The successful candidates must be comfortable working both independently and as part of a large, busy team. You will suggest and develop creative ideas and filming treatments using a wide range of sources, reference materials and archive. Confident and good at communicating, you will liaise with contributors, experts and talent.  

Working closely with the director and other members of the production team, you will help produce engaging content by performing a wide variety of tasks. 

Responsibilities will include coming up with creative ideas and finding suitable contributors and locations for short VTs: sourcing and clearing a wide range of archive material for worldwide distribution; communicating effectively with people from all walks of life and setting up and maintaining information systems. You will work within a close-knit team to produce output that complies with the BBC Health and Safety policy and Editorial standards.

A passion for antiques and history is highly desirable and the successful candidates must have at least a year’s experience of working as a Researcher in Factual TV production. You will have a strong track record of finding original stories for broadcast, clearing archive, experience of meeting tight deadlines and of working alongside directors, contributors and talent on busy location shoots. You will have excellent planning and organisational skills and the resilience and stamina to thrive when working under pressure.

Please note, these are Cardiff-based roles, and you will typically work three days per week in the office, with some flexibility (i.e. hybrid working).  Successful candidates will regularly travel on location across the UK and must be prepared to stay away from home for up to three nights at a time. In general, normal office hours will apply. However, the nature of the role means that a flexible approach to working hours is necessary.

BBC Studios is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce, and we strongly encourage applicants from under-represented backgrounds to apply.]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/researchers-bargain-hunt-71265</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/researchers-bargain-hunt-71265</guid><location>Cardiff</location><application_end>2026-11-15</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item><item><title>Production Management Assistants - Bargain Hunt - BBC Studios, Cardiff</title><description><![CDATA[Production Management Assistant – Bargain Hunt, Cardiff
Contract: PAYE Freelance 
Start Date:  PMA1 17th Jan – 6th Aug 2027 
                       PMA2 12th Feb – 9th July 2027
Closes: Sun 15th November 2026

Base: The role is based at BBC Studios in Roath Lock, Cardiff, and applicants should live within commuting distance of Cardiff. We operate a hybrid working model, with a minimum of three days per week office-based, although additional office attendance may be required depending on production needs. 
The role also involves regular filming on location, which will include overnight stays away from home for up to two nights at a time. 
A full UK driving licence would be desirable to support the logistical demands of the role.

Bargain Hunt is one of BBC Studios’ most successful daytime formats, delivering a minimum of 96 x 45’ programmes every year and regularly attracting over 2 million viewers.  We are looking for a talented and motivated Production Management Assistant to join our busy production team in Cardiff.

You will be a key Production Management team player reporting to the JPM/UM, providing day-to-day organisational, logistical and admin support to the production team in a busy environment. 

We’re looking for candidates who possess excellent communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and a can-do attitude.  
We want to hear from a diverse range of people with varying experience at Production Management Assistant or Production Secretary level within the industry.

BBC Studios is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and strongly encourages applications from underrepresented groups.

Are you the right candidate?
•	You will have experience of working as a Production Management Assistant/Production Secretary within broadcast content  
•	Experience of providing administrative support in a busy production environment along with the ability to work in pressurised and challenging situations
•	You’ll be able to manage relationships effectively working while working with a variety people and work collaboratively within a diverse team
•	You will demonstrate strong organisational skills, and will be able to manage conflicting demands to meet deadlines
•	You will be a good communicator and hold good attention to detail when working at pace
•	Initiative and problem-solving ability and have a can-do attitude.
•	You can demonstrate you have business and finance skills with an understanding of working to a production budget]]></description><link>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-management-assistants-bargain-hunt-bbc-studios-cardiff-71263</link><guid>https://thetalentmanager.com/jobs/production-management-assistants-bargain-hunt-bbc-studios-cardiff-71263</guid><location>Cardiff</location><application_end>2026-11-15</application_end><salary><![CDATA[]]></salary></item></channel></rss>
