Re-recording Mixer and Lead Recordist – Internal applications only in Pinewood

Reporting to the Client Services Manager within the Post Production team, the Re-recording Mixer and Lead Recordist role is responsible for leading the Recording part of the business delivering high standard audio recording services for ADR, Crowd and Foley projects. They will also, when the schedule requires, work as a Re-Recording Mixer and Mix Technician in the Localisation and wider Post Production team.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead recording side of Post Production business including workflow optimisation, training/onboarding and project management, focussing on delivering high standards.
• Drive growth of the Recording business client base and revenue through proactive client engagement, outreach, and sales activity.
• Run Foley, ADR and Crowd recording sessions, delivering recordings and sessions to a high professional standard.
• Oversee Foley editing whether done by internal or external sound editors.
• Mix Foreign Versions and other Post Production Sound projects to a very high standard within set timelines.
• Work collaboratively with Senior Managers to understand fixed schedules, gather intelligence, sell services and ensure clients get best use of the facilities.
• Share responsibility for delivering the Mixing & Recording budget.

Nature and Scope:

• Responsible for R&D, workflow optimisation and training across all areas of the recording department including ADR, VO, Foley and Crowd recording.
• Supervise team members working within the recording department, ensuring delivery of the high standards required by our clients.
• Occasionally work as a Re-Recording Mixer or Mix Technician in Post Production team providing a high quality service for our clients.

Skills and Experience:

• Extensive experience Recording, Mixing and Editing using Avid Pro Tools.
• Previous experience of working as a Re-Recording Mixer in Audio Post Production.
• Extensive Foley and Field Recording experience with knowledge of sound devices and hardware.
• Advanced client communication, including project management and budgeting.
• Advanced knowledge of mixing dialogs for theatrical releases in all sound formats (5.1, 7.1, Dolby ATMOS, IMAX).
• Ability to work under extreme pressure to strict deadlines.
• Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills.
• A ‘good ear’ with the ability to analyse a mix and make appropriate corrections.
• An exceptional client facing manner and strong focus on building client base.
• Able to work early and evening shifts and weekends as required.
• Able to travel and commute between UK sites, mainly between Pinewood and Shepperton studios on an ad hoc basis.
• Music related degree.
• Knowledge of Avid S6 mixing surface and Mac OSX.
• Basic IT knowledge.
• Understanding of foreign languages.

Other Information:

• Role location: Shepperton Studios and Pinewood Studios.
• Competitive starting salary and discretionary annual bonus of up to 15% of salary.
• 25 days’ holiday as standard with the option to buy 5 additional days, plus English public holidays.
• An extra day of leave to celebrate your Birthday.
• Pension scheme 5% employer contribution and 3% minimum employee contribution.
• Comprehensive private medical healthcare from Bupa, including cover for pre-existing conditions, dental and optical cover.
• Income Protection for yourself, up to 75% of salary.
• Life assurance of 4 x annual salary.
• Two days per year volunteering allowance for our local communities.
• Various other staff perks including gym and retail discounts, free film screenings and staff events.

Our values: Teamwork, Respect, Integrity, Can-do.

Closing date for applications is 8th June 2026. Pinewood Group is an equal opportunities employer. We are highly committed to building a diverse and inclusive culture for our people and actively welcome applications from people of all backgrounds.