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Assistant Producer - Architectural & Exhibition Design

London

About the Role

We're looking for an Assistant Producer: Architectural & Exhibition Design to join our project teams and provide fundamental support across a range of tasks and responsibilities that enables the teams’ work to be more effective and leads to our ambitious design projects to be realised.

This role will suit someone with previous professional experience in an architectural, built environment and/or exhibition creative context as a Co-ordinator, Runner, Administrator, Assistant Producer or Project Manager who is interested in supporting full teams with a high level of detail and reliability. To manage expectations, this is not an entry level position.

This particular Assistant Producer opportunity will work across the Architectural & Exhibition area of Journey's design portfolio, and while we're open to applications from people without direct experience in these fields, we would like to have a clear understanding how your experience will transfer as part of your cover letter.

Key Responsibilities

The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: 

Producing 

  • Scheduling project meetings, supporting the Producers with diary management and taking minutes when required. 
  • Travel and accommodation booking for all team travel. 
  • Processing of relevant visas for project teams in all territories. 
  • Creating and distributing schedules and itineraries as required including tour and travel packs. 
  • Assisting Producers on projects as required including attending on-site during tech periods as necessary. 
  • Updating various databases with clear and correct data, for company wide use and business critical decision making. 
  • Putting together the essential information for the creation of tenders and pitches. 
  • Availability checking & requesting contract information for technical and production freelancers for required roles on projects (e.g. programmers, lighting designers, sound designers etc.). 
  • Assistance in third party licensing. 
  • Assisting with the organisation of shoots for both content creation and behind the scenes filming as required. 
  • Project related research for the project team as required. 
  • Working with the Producers to ensure sustainability and the reduction of Journey's carbon footprint is a priority on projects. 
  • Working with the Producers to ensure considerations for our designs to be accessed by the widest possible audiences is a priority on projects. 

Communications 

  • Working with the Marketing & Communications department to upload new project pages to the company website and social media. 
  • Assisting the Producers with final project documentation for both external and internal use.

General 

  • Deputising for the Producers and Project Managers as required. 
  • Provide basic catering for meetings as required. 
  • Any further general or administrative tasks reasonably requested. 
  • Acting as one of the company’s health & safety and Fire Warden representatives as required. 

Candidate Qualifications & Skills:

Required

  • Approximately 1 year experience as an administrator, runner, coordinator, project manager or producer
  • Ability to interact with a wide range of people and excellent interpersonal skills
  • Experience working in a fast-based environment and ability to work under pressure and to tight deadlines
  • An aptitude and/or understanding of creative processes and projects, and specialist craft
  • An interest in working to the highest possible standards
  • Knowledge of or interest in producing in different industries and geographical territories  
  • Experience in budgeting and effective budget management   
  • An interest in and willingness to travel globally
  • A willingness to work during the hours of our industries for example on weekends and evenings as required (Journey operates a Time Off in Lieu policy)
  • A commitment to championing representation and inclusion at every level 

Desirable

  • Experience in sales of projects and negotiating with a range of clients  
  • Language skills
  • An existing network of relationships with commissioning organisations and potential clients

Contract: This is a permanent contract in our London team.

Location: This role is based within our London Studios. We value regular in-person collaboration because we think it leads to the best creative work however hybrid working is available around project commitments.

Application: Please submit a CV demonstrating your experience along with a bespoke cover letter explaining how your experience meets the required and desirable criteria of this role. We anticipate a large volume of applications for this role and so unfortunately won't be able to consider applications without a bespoke cover letter directly referencing the criteria for this position.

Deadline: Monday 17th August 10am.

Interviews: Introductory calls and interviews are anticipated from 18th August. We aim to run two rounds of interview for this role with various members of our project teams, time to visit the studio and opportunity to meet more people in person.

If you have any questions about accessibility in applying for this position please highlight this in your cover letter and a member of our Talent Team will reach out for a dedicated conversation.

Salary Pay Range

£30,000 - £40,000 GBP

About Journey 

The Multidimensional Experience Agency 

Journey is a global design and innovation agency shaping the future through multidimensional experiences (MDX) that connect people, brands, and culture.  

Our layered MDX approach crafts story-driven, sensory-rich engagement across physical, immersive, digital, and virtual spaces—fuelled by creative and technological innovation.  

Born from a legacy of pioneering studios, Journey blends strategic thinking with deep creative expertise to deliver solutions across industries.  

Journey’s MDX approach fuels growth and forges lasting value for audiences and partners, by creating cultural connections that resonate with impact. 

Start your journey here www.journey.world 

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