Screen Commission Officer

Screen Commission Officer

Full-Time No working from home possible
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Are you experienced in film and television production and excited by the opportunity to help bring productions to Scotland?

Screen Scotland is looking for a knowledgeable & proactive Screen Commission Officer to support productions and attract inward investment.

You’ll provide confidential advice to productions considering filming and/or post-production in Scotland & connect them with locations, facilities, crew, funding & industry partners.

Please review the critical skills and experience before applying. Applications must demonstrate the essential requirements to progress.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support the Head of Screen Commission in delivering Screen Scotland’s strategic priorities.
  • Provide tailored advice to national & international filming enquiries. Connect productions with locations, facilities & services, crew, etc.
  • Maintain relationships with film offices, landowners, facilities & other key stakeholders.
  • Advise on Screen Scotland funding & incentives, including the Recce Fund, Production Growth Fund & Post Fund.
  • Coordinate location scouts, familiarisation trips & industry events; represent Screen Scotland at UK & international markets.
  • Coordinate enquiries via the Scottish Locations Network.
  • Support productions with filming issues.
  • Contribute to marketing, reporting, policy and sector development.

Critical Skills Required:

  • Sector Expertise: Experience working in the UK screen industry, or within a film office or related role, is essential.
  • Locations & Infrastructure Knowledge: Deep knowledge of Scotland’s locations, production & post-production infrastructure & stakeholders.
  • Stakeholder Communication: Experience communicating confidentially & effectively with stakeholders from senior studio execs to emerging filmmakers.
  • Industry Fluency & Network: Understanding of the film & TV sectors in the UK & globally; with established contacts.
  • Project Management Skills: Strong organisational & project management skills, with a solutions-focused approach.
  • EDI: Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion & a sustainable screen industry.

Salary Band: £36,953 pa (Grade C)

Contract: 18 months (Fixed Term)

Hours: 35 hrs per week (F/T)

Location: Contractual base is Edinburgh, with opportunities for hybrid/home working.

Application Deadline: 12 noon Friday 18th September 2026

Interviews: Tuesday 6th October. Interviews will be held in person.

The deadline is Friday 18 September 2026 at 12:00.

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Contact Details:

Creative Scotland Recruitment Team