Head of Communications, BBC Film BBC
Posted 2 days 6 hours ago by Rachel Miller
Head of Communications, BBC Film
Job Requisition ID: 26025
Job Closing Date: 6 August 2025
London, Broadcasting House
Join BBC Film, a key part of the BBC's Content division, at the forefront of British independent filmmaking.
As Head of Communications you will devise and oversee communications and stakeholder affairs for BBC Film - ensuring delivery of high impact campaigns and consistent messaging to achieve maximum impact for publicity campaigns and reputation management. It will be busy, varied and fast-paced, but a hugely rewarding role.
BBC Film is a dynamic, creative, and collaborative team that champions distinctive British storytelling. We are looking for someone with senior-level experience of corporate communications, project-based publicity campaigns and brand management, specifically within the film industry to work closely with the Director of BBC Film. This is a unique opportunity working in a supportive and inclusive environment that values innovation, integrity, and impact.
As Head of Communications for BBC Films you will:
- Lead Communications Strategy: Oversee and deliver all external and internal communications for the BBC Film portfolio, ensuring alignment with departmental and corporate strategies.
- Press & PR Management: Plan and execute creative press and PR campaigns that support BBC Film titles and reflect the BBC's vision.
- Media Liaison & Monitoring: Serve as the primary press contact, manage press releases, and monitor media coverage.
- Reputation & Issues Management: Handle reputation management and crisis communications in collaboration with senior BBC leaders.
- Brand & Event Oversight: Manage brand representation, including press events, festivals, printed materials, and associated budgets.
- Digital Presence & Outreach: Supervise BBC Film's digital platforms, including website and social media, via external providers.
- Evaluation & Compliance: Provide reports and analytics, ensure adherence to BBC editorial guidelines, and promote best practices across communications activities.