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Blitz Producer

01/10/2026
25/10/2026
Casual
Kensington Campus
Marketing,Operations,Other

About The Role

Blitz is one of Arc’s student programs dedicated to telling UNSW stories, exploring pop culture hot takes, reviews and so much more in the form of articles and videos. In the Blitz community writers, editors and content creators can hone their skills in either field as well as build a portfolio of work.

As the Blitz Producer, you'll manage the community of student content creators in their pursuit to create various video work. In holding frequent meetings with your volunteer team, you will motivate and engage them in content creation projects like vox-pops and interviews. You will coordinate, direct and produce large, long form video projects that are also centred around creative concepts. The Blitz producer will work on ideating opportunities for events, in the management and upkeep of Blitz's various digital platforms.

This role is perfect for someone who’s passionate about pop culture and social media trends. If you're a creative, interesting in content creation, film making, marketing, video editing and telling stories, we'd love to hear from you!

Who are We?

Arc is UNSW’s student organisation. We like to call ourselves the cool older sibling. We know that the best parts of going to uni is all the stuff you do outside the classroom, and we pride ourselves on making that experience awesome. We do that through a huge range of opportunities and services available to students online and in-person.

Working at Arc you’ll join a welcoming team of full of like-minded students, who believe in listening to students, working together and having fun between hard work. Work perks include professional development opportunities, the occasional work cake party, hot desk spaces, tickets to the Arc Annual Dinner, and more. But probably the best thing you’ll get out of working here are some friendships you’ll never forget.

Imposter Syndrome disclaimer:

If you’re reading this thinking, ‘no way can I do this, I have no experience’, you should know that some of the best student coordinators at Arc applied when they had no experience. We took them on because we believe in giving people their first chance, and because they showed they had a willingness to learn, problem solve and try new things. You could be that person too.

Job Description

Key Tasks & Responsibilities:

As the Blitz Editor you will:

  • Motivate and manage a team of volunteer content creators and editors by building a welcoming, creative, open-minded space where students are encouraged to experiment with their craft or get a taste of it.
  • Ensure Blitz releases a series of high quality, student led videos for various social media platforms. Ensure that these posts explore a range of topics, in various tones and are constantly different.
  • Offer opportunities for volunteers to develop their skills in video production and editing by taking part in large film projects.
  • Work with your team of fellow Blitz editors to encourage Blitz’s continuous development for future success.
  • Assist in the operations of the program by supporting term planning, timelines, workshops, collaborations and other behind-the-scenes logistics.
  • Recruit, coordinate and support a team of volunteers, building a positive and passionate community.
  • Keep things organised by tracking volunteer hours and program metrics, supporting AHEGS eligibility and program growth.
  • Complete key admin tasks like risk assessments, safety briefings and other ad-hoc administration.

Desired Skills and Experience

Qualifications, Knowledge and Experience

SELECTION CRITERIA

  • Familiarity of Blitz’s editorial style and a distinct vision for the direction for Blitz to continue to develop into something new.
  • Strong interest, knowledge of and involvement in campus life and current affairs; and Knowledge of and/or involvement in UNSW’s student environment, such as clubs, volunteering programs, societies and associations.
  • Demonstrated project planning and administration skills, including experience in planning, overseeing and finalising the completion of projects to deadlines.
  • Ability to contribute original ideas.
  • A strong understanding of the content production processes.
  • Proficiency with sound recording and editing equipment: microphones, editing software, cameras, etc.
  • Demonstrated leadership and managerial skills; specifically but not limited to organising and directing a large shoot.
  • Experience building teams and community, whether professionally, socially or on a volunteer basis.
  • Well-developed oral and written communication skills;
  • An understanding of student’s needs, and an ability to balance student needs, while creating an enriching but productive team dynamic
  • Ability to oversee multiple projects to successful completion during the same time;
  • Ability to work with minimal supervision under time constraints;
  • Proven skills and experience managing a team;
  • Experience with pre-production and/or experience in film, radio or theatre and/or studying a related field including media;
  • Strong ethical and professional work attitude;
  • Knowledge of WHS and Ethical Practice, along with the ability to apply these principles in the workplace

What We Can Offer You

  • Average of 8 hours per week, varies during holidays and assessment periods
  • Flexible hours to suit your uni timetable and real-world experience that looks great on your resume
  • A casual hourly rate of $35.68
  • A unique opportunity to positively impact your peers
  • A fun, fast and driven environment with lots of potential for learning and growth 
  • Awesome professional experience working in a sector leading organisation 
  • Work from UNSW Kensington, Paddington or from home.

Applications close on 25 OCTOBER 2026, 11.59 PM. If you would like to apply, submit the following:

  1. Your resume (max 1 page)
  2. A cover letter that addresses the selection criteria in the outlined in the position description and that addresses the following questions (max 2 pages):
    1. What ways do you think Blitz can continue to develop to ensure longevity in our incredibly digital dependent age?
    2. Do you have any concepts for long form video projects or anything new in the realm of video production?
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