Amelia Studios

is an independent studio specialising in creative production & direction for the world’s most illustrious artists & brands.

Careers

Amelia Studios is an independent studio specialising in creative production and direction. With the trust of the world’s most illustrious artists, creatives and brands, we move mountains to make moments that inspire us. 

We’re a close and fiercely encouraging creative team, and we’re expanding. We are looking for individuals with:

  • High emotional intelligence and a real care for quality creative work – that translates into deeply trusting client relationships.
  • A breadth of curiosity across creative mediums and subjects – we work across content, design, live experience and beyond, and those who explore beyond their own lane thrive.
  • A collaborative mindset combined with empathetic communication skills – that extends to every single person on site, at every level. 
  • Proven resilience – calm, decisive and organised in high-pressure, live or time-critical environments.

As Amelia Studios grows, so will you. We’re committed to supporting personal and professional development, encouraging curiosity, and welcoming new ideas. Alongside a competitive salary, there will be opportunities to share in the long-term success and growth of the studio.

We are currently hiring for the following positions:

Senior Events Producer

The Role

We’re looking for an experienced Senior Events Producer to join our fast-growing London team. In this role, you will lead the end-to-end delivery of our large-scale live shows and complex event productions, taking projects from initial high-stakes client briefs through to live execution.

This role requires extensive experience in live show environments, a proven track record of maintaining composure under pressure, and the ability to balance ambitious creative visions with rigorous operational and financial reality. You will serve as a trusted, steadying point of contact for our major clients, guiding them with real authority and genuine reassurance.

Key Responsibilities

  • Live Show Ownership: Lead the end-to-end delivery of complex, large-scale live shows, stage productions, and major events to a high standard, on schedule and on budget.
  • Financial & Budgetary Control: Build, track, and reconcile complex, high-value budgets. Safeguard project scope and financial discipline to deliver maximum value and exceptional results.
  • Client Leadership: Be the primary, reassuring point of contact for major clients, guiding them through the live production process and managing expectations effectively.
  • On-Site Command: Lead technical crews, stage managers, and suppliers on-site, staying calm and solutions-oriented through high-pressure live environments.
  • Team & Supply Chain Assembly: Source and manage technical directors, show callers, stage designers and crews, drawing on an established network of live event professionals.
  • Rigorous Documentation: Own the detail – run-of-plays, technical riders, risk assessments, master timelines, and wrap reports.

Requirements

For the day-to-day needs of this role, you will need the following skills and experience:

  • 6+ years of experience specifically within live show production, large-scale events, or technical event management.
  • Extensive experience building and managing six-figure budgets independently.
  • Solid technical understanding of AV, lighting, staging, sound, and live logistics.
  • Proven experience leading technical crews, stage managers and suppliers on site through high-pressure live environments.

This role is full time – with four days a week office based in Central London.

 

Events Producer

The Role

We’re looking for an Events Producer to help bring our live shows and experiential events to life – running the day-to-day logistics, budgets and on-site delivery, and turning creative concepts into elevated live experiences.

This role takes a solid foundation in live event environments and a cool head when things move fast – organised, resourceful and calm under pressure without ever performing the stress. You keep the creative ambition whilst balancing the logistical and financial detail at the same time. You’re a clear and reliable presence clients & crew can count on day to day.

Key Responsibilities

  • Project & Live Execution: Run the day-to-day logistics and pre-production for live shows, keeping every milestone on schedule and true to the brief.
  • Budgeting & Tracking: Build accurate estimates, track line-item spend, manage supplier invoices, and ensure projects stay within budget parameters.
  • Client Communication: Be a clear, reliable and reassuring day-to-day contact, keeping clients updated and building trust through delivery.
  • Supplier & Crew Management: Coordinate technical suppliers, venues, fabricators and crew around one clear master schedule.
  • On-Site Coordination: Support or lead on-site setup, technical rehearsals, and live execution with a proactive, problem-solving mindset.
  • Production Delivery: Author and maintain production schedules, call sheets, risk assessments, and post-event wrap documentation.

Requirements

For the day-to-day needs of this role, you will specifically need the following skills and experience:

  • 3-5 years of experience in event production, with clear, hands-on experience on live shows and complex event setups.
  • Strong budgetary skills: building and managing live event budgets with sharp attention to financial detail.
  • A working understanding of live event timelines and logistics – load-ins, tech runs, strikes.
  • Proven experience coordinating suppliers, venues and crew on site through fast-paced live environments.

This role is full time – with four days a week office based in Central London.

 

Studio & Operations Manager

The Role

We’re looking for a Studio & Operations Manager to keep the studio running and growing – the person who builds and holds the systems behind capacity, finances and the day-to-day, so the rest of the team can focus on the work only they can do.

This role takes a structured, process-driven mind and a genuine love of organisation, logistics and numbers. Working closely with the founder and the leadership team, you’ll balance team resources and manage financial operations with hands-on, get-it-done execution – building the efficient infrastructure that lets a boutique team do extraordinary work.

Key Responsibilities

  • Studio Efficiency & Capacity: Oversee studio workflow and resourcing. Track team capacity and utilisation against day-rate retainers and scopes of work, to ensure project delivery aligns with our available resources.
  • Financial Operations: Run financial tracking alongside the founder. Oversee bookkeeping inputs, client invoicing and fee reconciliations.
  • Leadership Support: Protect the leadership team’s time, managing diaries, scheduling and incoming requests.
  • Systems Management: Build and improve the tools that keep us organised – time-tracking, project management and internal databases – to ensure accurate data and smooth day-to-day operations.

Requirements

For the day-to-day needs of this role, you will specifically need the following skills and experience:

  • 3+ years experience in an operations, studio management, or high-level EA role within a creative agency, production company, or fast-paced business.
  • Strong financial literacy: managing budgets, tracking invoices, and analysing project costings.
  • Resource management experience:  tracking team time, capacity planning and managing client or freelance retainers.
  • Confident with operational tools – time-tracking, project management software and internal databases – and quick to improve them.

This role is full time – with four days a week office based in Central London.

Application

If you’d like to apply for any of these roles, please send the below with the specific job role as the email subject to jobs@ameliastudios.co.uk – applications close 3rd July 2026

  • a brief introduction
  • a cv
  • a portfolio of work – including your responsibility within each project detailed