Typical employers BBC Radio networks and World Service. This is sometimes possible Almost all studio managers work for the BBC network radio or World Service. Most are on the staff but some choose to work as freelancers. Career development Progression is to senior roles. Some will move into project management jobs or training.
Studio managers can specialise in music, drama and news.
Typically includes regular unsocial hours Recording studios are often small and windowless. Outside broadcasts vary from open air to concert halls. Recording sessions can be long but the work is usually carried out in teams. Jobs are restricted locations Almost all the opportunities are in London. The work entails keeping to deadlines and working under pressure.