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Type of Contract: Fixed Term Contract (1 Year)
Location: St James’s Palace, London
Salary: £34,000 p/a
Hours of work: 37.5 per week over 5 days (Monday to Friday)
Closing Date: Sunday 1st December at 23:55
Date and type of Interview: 1st Stage – MS Teams W/C 9th December, 2nd stage – On Site W/C 16th December
It's knowing you’re capturing a unique snapshot of history. It’s working as one team to deliver impressive projects. And it’s the satisfaction of presenting and promoting one of the world’s greatest and most diverse art collections. This is what makes working for Royal Collection Trust so different.
The Publishing & Images team is responsible for the photography of works of art within the Collection; as well as the management and marketing of digital images for use by internal and external colleagues and by customers who wish to purchase images through our Picture Library.
Joining this dedicated team, you'll photograph works on paper, manuscripts and books and all other decorative works of art whilst ensuring the delivery of high-quality images on time and to brief.
You'll process digital files, undertake detailed colour management and work with the Digital Imager to ensure files are ready to be uploaded to the Royal Collection’s Digital Asset Management (DAM) system.
You’ll maintain an up-to-date pool of images, as well as undertaking specific photography requests as and when required, using your expertise in RAW image processing software to bring the images to life. With photographic sessions undertaken in both Royal Residences and external locations, you’ll liaise with internal and external stakeholders to plan and discuss the brief for each photography session. Attending shoots will involve moving photographic equipment between different sites as required.
In all your work, you’ll aim to show the beauty of unique and often fragile paintings and other works of art. And your passion for producing engaging photography will be vital in promoting the works of this unique collection.
For a full role description and to apply please click here
Type of Contract: Permanent and Fixed Term
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
Salary: £33,654.48 - £39,089.87
Hours of work: 35 hr/week
Closing Date: 27 October 2024
Glasgow Life is looking for 2 Photographic Project Officers to join us on one full-time fixed permanent contract and one full time fixed term contract, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund for a period up to 2 years, to October 2026.
The People’s Palace and Museum team
As a Photographic Project Officer you’ll be joining our Glasgow Life Museums team working on this exciting transformational project of the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens. The project will develop and create a community-led museum to become one of the world’s most socially engaged and internationally significant local museums. The cultural programmes we provide bring value to people’s lives. Read more on our website http://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums.
The role
As a Photographic Project Officer you’ll be part of the team by photographing museum collection objects as well as documenting on site works and community engagement,
creating digital image content.
For a full role description and to apply please click here