The Policy Advisor will work across a wide range of policy areas, working closely with experts across the BFI to develop policy positions and provide advice to UK Government, devolved governments and local authorities, and industry stakeholders. The role will support major workstreams over the next year, including preparations for the BFI's National Lottery funding plan for 2029-2033, and will have a particular focus on delivering against our strategic aim to grow the cultural and economic impact of the UK's screen industries. What you'll do
- To work with colleagues to support the BFI's work as the UK National Lottery distributor for film. This includes around the launch of the BFI's next National Lottery Funding Plan 2023-2029 and preparations for its implementation from April 2026, as well as early strategic work on its successor plan. This will include close communication with government and industry contacts.
- To compile and summarise evidence and BFI positions for briefings and policy documents.
- To pull together and analyse evidence to respond to government requests, consultations and select committee calls for evidence as they relate to the UK screen sector.
- To support the policy team to develop and provide policy advice on a range of issues key to the cultural and economic impact of the screen sectors, First Name
- Experience of working in a policy making, government or regulatory environment or equivalent.
- An understanding of the UK screen sector and the wider cultural and creative industries.
- A proven track record of promoting and supporting diversity and inclusion.
- Demonstrable experience of building and delivering key evidence-based policy positions
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Policy Advisor in City of Westminster employer: British Film Institute
As a leading organisation in the film industry, the BFI offers an inspiring work environment where creativity and collaboration thrive. With generous benefits such as 25 days of annual leave, a robust pension scheme, and opportunities for professional growth, employees are supported both personally and professionally. Located in the heart of the UK film scene, working at the BFI means being part of a dynamic team dedicated to promoting film culture and supporting filmmakers across the nation.
