Senior Creative Producer, Golf

Responsibilities

• Film and produce
• Shoot the creator's flagship series, mostly solo, bringing in a second shooter when a day needs one.
• Plan every shoot: schedule, locations, club access and permissions, travel and kit.
• Brief and book freelance crew (camera, sound, photographers, editors) and manage those relationships.
• Run podcast and long-form recordings in the studios we provide.
• Follow the road to the finals
• Cover the Daily Mail Open across its season, from the first club qualifiers to finals day in September.
• Film with the pairs and clubs taking part: player profiles, club profiles, competitions on the day and the moments that make people want to enter next year.
• Capture finals day as the big set piece of the year.
• Edit and publish

Requirements

• You've shot, edited and published YouTube content yourself, from planning to upload.
• Ideally you've done it alongside a creator, where you ran the logistics, the crew and the budget.
• You like working lean. One producer, one creator, a lot of output.
• If you're used to a production house with a department behind you, this probably isn't for you.
• You can shoot run-and-gun on a golf course and still come back with clean audio and good pictures.
• You're strong in Premiere or similar.
• You understand YouTube and short-form: what makes a thumbnail work, how retention drives distribution, and what Shorts need that long-form doesn't.
• You're organised to a fault. A creator's diary, several formats and a tournament calendar won't stay on track without someone running a tight schedule.
• You have an eye. Our content is about the clubs, the characters, the travel and the feel of the game as much as the golf itself, and it should look premium.
• You know golf and you're comfortable at a club. Playing well is optional.

Benefits

• [Kit allowance or partner kit: TBC]