Jungle Studios Welcomes Olivia Endersby to Bookings Team

Jungle Studios has welcomed Olivia Endersby to the bookings team as booking producer.

Prior to her new position at Jungle Studios, Olivia was an advertising and digital manager for Deep East Music where she worked closely with brand clients on finding the perfect track with their production music library. Before joining Deep East, Olivia cut her teeth in PR and communications at Nickelodeon and Comedy Central.

Olivia comments: “I’m chuffed Jungle have given me the opportunity to join their team and work in producing. My previous role was slightly different but there are a lot of happy crossovers with what I do now. Working for a music production library at Deep East Music meant I got to work across a wide range of projects from searching and supplying music for advertising, broadcast, trailers and more. This would typically include supplying music for big brands such as Amazon and Samsung, as well as meeting and working with people from across the advertising and music industries on a regular basis. My new role sits between the clients and the lovely lot at Jungle, it means I get to work with everyone here from the engineers to the Transfer team (and, so far, everyone’s putting up with all my terrible attempts at jokes so I can’t complain!)”

Day-to-day, Olivia will be helping run the schedules of all the studios, including scheduling time for clients with engineers, supplying quotes and arranging any additional elements needed for sessions. In addition to this, Olivia will also be working with the wider bookings team to create marketing and promotional strategies which seek to build new business.

Managing director Graham Ebbs says: “We’re delighted to have Olivia joining us. Her experience working with commercial clients and production music gives her a unique perspective on the sound world. We are passionate about audio design and passionate about the future of our business and we can see that Olivia has huge potential to bring new ideas and fresh thinking to the team.”