PR Coordinator

Love Productions is seeking a highly organised and proactive PR Coordinator to support publicity across its programme slate. The role plays a key part in delivering campaigns and provides day-to-day administrative, operational and communications support across programme publicity, awards activity and wider company initiatives.

Reporting to the communications lead you will be working closely with production and broadcaster partners, you will help deliver campaigns from initial announcement through to transmission. You will support programme launches, press activity, talent appearances, award entries and events, helping to keep multiple projects and priorities moving.

Love Productions creates smart, award-winning formats and unmissable television. We are the production company behind some of the UK's best-loved programmes, including The Great British Bake Off , its new companion show Second Helpings , The Great Pottery Throw Down , The Great British Sewing Bee and The Piano .

What you will be doing

• Support the planning and delivery of publicity campaigns across programmes including The Great British Bake Off , Second Helpings , The Great Pottery Throw Down and The Piano amongst other shows.

• Track and monitor daily coverage across broadcast, print, online and social media, and compile regular campaign reports, team updates and press highlights.

• Draft, edit and proofread press releases, programme information, media alerts, biographies and Q&As.

• Maintain media contacts, distribution lists, publicity calendars, campaign documents and team trackers.

• Respond to media requests and coordinate the secure distribution of screeners, photography, clips and other approved press materials.

• Liaise with production teams, broadcasters, talent, agents, publicists, journalists and external partners.

• Coordinate interviews, press days, set visits, screenings, launches, talent schedules and related travel logistics.

• Manage approvals and supply approved copy, clips, imagery and programme information for digital and social publicity.

• Manage the awards calendar and coordinate entries from submission through to completion, including clips, credits, imagery and approvals.

• Support internal communications by gathering stories and drafting company updates, staff announcements and newsletters covering productions, awards, appointments and events.

• Contribute ideas to campaign planning and brainstorming sessions, and assist with research, special projects and the day-to-day administration of the communications function.

What we are looking for

• At least one year's relevant experience in publicity, communications, television, media, entertainment or a related field.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with strong proofreading skills and close attention to detail.

• The ability to adapt your writing for the press, internal audiences, talent and digital platforms.

• A genuine enthusiasm for television and popular culture.

• An understanding of the UK media landscape and how publicity works across print, broadcast, digital and social channels.

• Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage several campaigns and award deadlines at the same time.

• A confident, professional and friendly manner when working with talent, journalists, partners and colleagues.

• The ability to remain calm, resourceful and discreet in a busy production environment.

• A proactive and collaborative approach, with a willingness to get involved wherever support is needed.

• Confidence using Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.

Useful experience Experience within a television production company, broadcaster, streaming platform or communications agency would be an advantage, as would familiarity with media-monitoring, award-submission and contact-management platforms.

Working pattern The role may involve occasional travel and evening or weekend work around programme launches, press days, award ceremonies and events.