Job Post: Business Development Manager

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Term: Fixed Term: April 2023 - March 2025
Fee: 3 days a week, £33,300 per annum (£55k FTE)
Pension: 3% employee pension contribution
Annual Leave: 20 days paid holiday (pro-rata) and paid bank holidays. The studio is closed between Christmas and New Years day, this is additional paid leave.
Location: Mix of remote working + some days working at the London studio: 96 Teesdale Street, Bethnal Green, London, E2 6PU
Reports to: CEO

SUMMARY
ANAGRAM is an award-winning creative studio specialising in thought-provoking interactive storytelling and immersive experience design.

THE ROLE
We are seeking a Business Development Manager to work part-time with us from April onwards to repackage our existing VR experience Goliath and take it into the healthcare sector as an education tool.

As part of this, they will oversee and implement a project to create a demonstrator, currently funded by Innovate UK and Ufi VocTech, and will develop a robust business case for this product. They will investigate new opportunities and generate materials to communicate with potential investors as well as the internal senior management and project management team.

The role will involve working with our partners at UWE School of Health and Social Wellbeing, Islington College and Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust to scope the client needs and cost benefit analysis. Following a three month period of scoping, we will enter a phase of technical development and testing to build the product with a launch planned for 2025.

Alongside the launch of a new product, the Business Development Manager will also lead on an interim sales plan for our existing product in the healthcare sector to maximise it’s sales potential and network growth.

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HOW TO APPLY
To apply, please send us a cover letter (including two references) and a copy of your CV.

Send your application to hello@weareanagram.co.uk

TIMELINE
Deadline for applications: Wednesday 19th April 2023, midday
Interviews: Monday 24th April 2023
Start date: asap

INCLUSIVITY
ANAGRAM seeks to make work that is socially relevant; we ask questions and offer fresh perspectives on the ambiguities and implicit power structures that permeate our contemporary world. We believe that a diverse and inclusive approach to building our teams is absolutely essential to the task of making this work.

Job Post: Finance Manager

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Term: Initial 12 months fixed term
Fee: 2 days a week, £19,200 per annum (£48K FTE)
Pension: 3% employee pension contribution
Annual Leave: 20 days paid holiday (pro-rata) and paid bank holidays.
The studio is closed between Christmas and New Years day, this is additional paid leave.
Location: Mix of remote working + some days working at the London studio at 96 Teesdale Street, London, E2 6PU
Reports to: Executive Producer

Summary
ANAGRAM is an award-winning creative studio specialising in thought-provoking interactive storytelling and immersive experience design.

The Role
The Finance Manager is responsible for the management of the company-wide finances across a range of projects and core running of the company. They will work closely with the Executive Producer and CEO, as well as the studio and project producers.

For more information, check out the full job description below.

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How to Apply
To apply, please send us a cover letter (including two references) and a copy of your CV. Send your application to hello@weareanagram.co.uk

Timeline
Deadline for applications: Thursday 23rd February, 11:59 PM
Applicants informed: Friday 24th February
Interviews: Tuesday 28th February
Start date: ASAP

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Good luck!

We’re thrilled to announce that Goliath: Playing with Reality will be at the BFI Southbank, London from 10 - 15 May, 2022.

Since our launch at the 78th Venice International Film Festival last September, we’ve been touring the world from Europe, the US, China and Australia; now we’re finally bringing Goliath home and we can’t wait for you to come and experience it!

Presented as a virtual reality installation, step into the expanded game world of Goliath where you will be invited to put on a headset  and explore the limits of reality, guided by the narration of Tilda Swinton.

It is an honour to have Goliath's UK premiere at the BFI — one of the biggest supporters of this project. The BFI Film Fund now funds immersive works, which is an incredible move for championing new dimensions of storytelling and we're proud to be part of it.

*Tickets are £5, advance booking is recommended.
**Eight people can book for the same time slot, so bring your friends!

As part of the BFI Expanded programme and Mental Health Awareness Week, we will be hosting a special evening screening and panel discussion to explore the representation of psychosis on screen, co-curated by mental health charity Mind in Camden.

Psychosis, a symptom of many severe mental health conditions, is shrouded in stigma and has often been misrepresented on the big screen. From Hitchcock’s Psycho to Joker, exaggerated narratives of violence compound stereotypes.

Can we tell more accurate stories?

Come watch a series of powerfully artistic shorts that bring creative filmmaking and personal storytelling to the fore. These films explore the range of what it really means to live in alternative worlds. Followed by a thought-provoking panel about why we really need to challenge the representation of mental illness on screen.

*Tickets are £12.50, limited availability.
**11th May at 8.40pm (running time: 90 minutes)

We are looking for a LOCALISATION PRODUCER who can work with us on the multi-award winning studio title Goliath: Playing with Reality.

This will involve localisation to several languages and porting to headset models. The technical team is already in place.

For more information, check out the full job description.

Job Post: Localisation Producer

Term: 2 days a week, Mid May to September
Fee: Dependent on experience
Location: Remote

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