Oversee the delivery of regional screenings, to include arranging marketing materials, overseeing logistics, organising the guest list, and the on-site management of events.

Undertake targeted outreach with local communities, LGBTQ+ groups, and cultural organisations, to support audience engagement and development.

Liaise and work with the venue partners to ensure that events run efficiently and on time.

Host screenings and additional activities such as Q&As and panel discussions, on behalf of Queer East.

Be the first point of contact for venue colleagues, filmmakers, volunteers, and external guests during the events.

Ensure audience surveying takes place after every event, and input the feedback data.

Provide a brief post-event report on the impact of the activities, and feedback on related audience engagement work., First Name

Film screening events and talks

An interest in, and understanding of, queer cinema and East & Southeast Asian cinema.

Knowledge of, and networks with, local LGBTQ+ and Asian communities, organisations, and groups.

Organisational skills, including advance planning and the ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment.

Capacity to be flexible with commitments, and to work during evenings and weekends.

Previous experience in community outreach activities, in a non-profit organisation or social enterprise.

Understanding of the technical requirements for films screening in festivals, such as DCP formats, file types and codecs, and aspect ratios.

Queer East is an arts and cultural organisation that showcases boundary-pushing LGBTQ+ cinema, performances, and moving image work from East and Southeast Asia and its diaspora communities. The organisation runs an annual Queer East Festival in London, a nationwide touring project involving over 10 cities, and year-round events in venues across the UK and Europe. Queer East is currently funded by the British Film Institute (BFI), Arts Council England, and Westminster City Council.