Responsibilities as the Digital Content Producer included the overseeing of the collaborative working between BTM staff, volunteers and partner organisations. In the development of high-quality video, digital media and print productions, for in house projects and also for projects commissioned by health, social care and regional government departments. Using a person centred approach to encourage BTM staff and volunteers to take ownership of developing their technical media skills. Ensuring that all members of the team had the necessary skills to complete projects. Personally, showing best working practice, discussing alternative techniques and adapting methods, to enable individuals with physical disabilities, to engage fully in all aspects of media production. Maintaining efficient filing systems for all productions and supportive media. Paying particular attention to meta data to improve filing systems, reduce time spent searching for appropriate media and improving project turnaround time. Developing the online digital presence of websites and social media. With special attention being paid to search engine optimisation. Establishing online media channels using WordPress and YouTube, supporting staff and volunteers in developing their own online voice, whilst keeping the information accessible.

Working alongside people with learning disabilities, Autism, ill mental health and the deaf community. In the production of beneficial and accessible information media products. Such as BSL videos, explanatory motion graphics, interactive PDFs.

Working alongside people with learning disabilities, in the co-production of a film, about their experiences of living in Bradford.