Purpose of the role
You don’t just adapt campaigns for digital — you help invent them. This role brings platform-native thinking, digital craft and bold ideas into UKTV’s brand and content campaigns. You’ll collaborate with Senior Creatives, Marketing, Design, Media and Production to develop cross-platform concepts that start with insight, resonate emotionally and feel native in digital spaces — primarily in digital spaces, but also across the full brand ecosystem.
What we would like you to bring to the role….key experience, knowledge, skills & personal qualities
- Strong grasp of digital storytelling and how ideas play out across social, AV, partnerships and experiential channels, with experience crafting visuals and narratives that resonate on digital and bridge seamlessly to linear broadcast platforms.
- Ability to translate a brand or show insight into thumb-stopping, culturally relevant and shareable campaign ideas.
- Hands-on skills in editing, motion, copy and platform-tailoring to craft assets that feel purposeful and polished — including Adobe Suite (After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator), typography, digital design and animation. Strong visual skills and instinct are essential, as this role will need to adapt branding, scamp show iconics and build compelling decks.
- Understanding of both brand-building and performance principles, with a curiosity for emerging tools (including AI and automation) that support smarter working.
- Collaborative, proactive and confident in contributing ideas during brainstorms and creative sessions.
- Passion for entertainment (ideally experience in but not essential), pop culture and emerging formats, bringing fresh references and inspiration.
- Portfolio of digital-first work demonstrating creative ambition and measurable impact across campaigns and performance activity.
- Motion graphics / After Effects proficiency for quick-turn campaign edits.
- Knowledge of accessibility best practices for digital content
- Understands how emerging tools (including AI) can support smarter ways of working — and is curious to test and apply them with purpose.
- Is proactive, collaborative, and unafraid to challenge convention.
- Is passionate about entertainment, pop culture, and emerging formats.
- Brings energy, optimism and a collaborative mindset to every project — always looking for ways to make the work (and the team) better.
What you will get to work on….key outputs and responsibilities of the role
- Develop bold digital-first ideas and extensions for brand and show campaigns across AV, OOH, social and partnerships.
- Work with Senior Creatives to translate marketing briefs into integrated, insight-driven concepts with a strong platform perspective.
- Create and deliver crafted assets optimised for attention and engagement across Meta, TikTok, YouTube, CTV and beyond.
- Build out campaign “toolkits” for social and digital channels to ensure consistency and impact.
- Collaborate with designers, editors and producers to guide shoots, edits and motion graphics for digital executions.
- Contribute to internal brainstorms and creative planning sessions, championing a digital-first mindset within campaign teams.
- Pivot to performance when needed: support test-and-learn activity, rapid edits, cut-downs and adaptive formats using performance data and insight.
- Stay close to media owners, trends and platform innovations to keep our campaigns fresh and culturally relevant.
- Experience creating content toolkits or adaptive formats for large campaigns.
- CRM and website development
- Familiarity with influencer/content-creator collaborations.
- Understanding of paid media metrics and how creative impacts them.
Hybrid-Working
About
UKTV has been at the forefront of branded television for over 30 years, entertaining the nation with programmes they love. Its leading brands – U&Dave, U&DRAMA, U&W, U&YESTERDAY, U&GOLD, U&alibi and U&eden - span comedy, entertainment, natural history, factual and drama, and are delivered to UK viewers through free streaming service U, Sky, Virgin Media, NOW, Freeview and Freesat; and to Irish viewers through Sky, Virgin Media, Eir, Vodafone and NOW. Channel & content availability varies by platform. UKTV’s content is also available to UK viewers via dedicated FAST channels on Samsung TV Plus, Amazon Freevee, Pluto TV and Virgin Media. UKTV is a significant investor in British creativity and is committed to working with new and established writers, directors and programme-makers. The broadcaster is part of BBC Studios, the UK's most-awarded production company, a world-class distributor with international branded services, and a commercial subsidiary of the world's leading public service broadcaster, the BBC.
Skills Required
- Strong grasp of digital storytelling across platforms
- Ability to craft visuals and narratives
- Hands-on skills in editing and motion graphics
- Proficiency in Adobe Suite (After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator)
- Understanding of brand-building and performance principles
- Portfolio of digital-first work demonstrating measurable impact
What We Do
UKTV has been at the forefront of branded television for over 30 years, entertaining the nation with programmes they love. Its leading brands – U&Dave, U&DRAMA, U&W, U&YESTERDAY, U&eden, U&GOLD, and U&alibi - span comedy, entertainment, natural history, factual and drama, and are delivered to UK viewers through free streaming service U, Sky, Virgin Media, NOW, Freeview, Freesat and Freely; and to Irish viewers through Sky, Virgin Media, Eir, Vodafone and NOW. Channel & content availability varies by platform. UKTV’s content is also available to UK viewers via dedicated FAST channels on Samsung TV Plus, Amazon Freevee, Pluto TV and Virgin Media. UKTV is a significant investor in British creativity and is committed to working with new and established writers, directors and programme-makers. The broadcaster is part of BBC Studios, the UK's most-awarded production company, a world-class distributor with international branded services, and a commercial subsidiary of the world's leading public service broadcaster, the BBC.








