Paul Mcfadyen Email & Phone Number

Glasgow, GB

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

Leading the Content Discovery team within the Scotland Brand Marketing Team. Focusing on creating audience-led content for digital and social platforms while increasing meaningful engagement, driving attribution and recognition of the BBC in Scotland, its brands and commissions.

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

BBC The Social is an award-winning digital content stream for the 18-34 audience in Scotland. The Social discovers and develops up and coming digital talent, helps them create authentic and brand new forms of content and publishes the content across BBC Scotland maintained social media channels.I have commissioned thousands of pieces of short form content.

Responsible for the creation of socially optimised video content for BBC Scotland’s social media platforms.On a day to day basis this involves the re-editing and reformatting of programme content to ensure its optimal performance on the various social platforms that we post our content to. I also work with production teams to help shape their deliverables.

New Media

Responsible for providing support to production teams, both internal and external, to plan online proposals for their programmes, coming up with ideas that best suit the content and broaden the reach of the shows. I provide support for all BBC Scotland commissioned local and network programming across all of the BBC’s channels and platforms.This involves.

New Media

Working as part of a small team within New Media responsible for http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland and undertaking programme support for programmes produced for BBC Scotland or made in Scotland - both internal and external.

Part of a two man team responsible for online music coverage at http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotlandsmusicDuties included filming of radio sessions where I was responsible for arranging camera positions, setting up lighting and manning a camera. I was also responsible for the editing of the multi-camera footage using Avid Newscutter.As well as radio sessions, we.

I joined the BBC to work on the BBC Jam project. While working on the project I was responsible for the majority of the editing of footage filmed for the BBC Scotland part of the project.This involved editing short drama pieces, interviews and also cutting archive pieces using voiceovers. All material was edited using Avid Express. After the closure of BBC.

I ran the music blog Phuturelabs at http://www.phuturelabs.comThe majority of the site's content was based around music reviews and recommendations. We also ran a free label through the site where we offered free music from new artists.We also recorded a monthly show at Radio Magnetic. The show was recorded live and I carried out any post production.

I ran the non-profit record label Nerve Recordings for 9 years. All releases are now available to download for free at http://www.nerverecordings.co.ukThe label's music policy was drum n bass, but covered the vast variety of styles contained within the genre. There was also an offshoot label called Nerve Breaks which dipped its toe in a multitude of.

LiveVEvil was a non-profit audio/visual club event based at The Glasgow School of Art. As well as providing music, we were also keen to make the visual element of the evening almost as important as the audio. I managed a team of 10 people directly involved with the event (Dj's, VJs etc) and also managed small PR teams responsible for distributing.