The Video Operator / Studio Camera Operator I must be proficient in the use of all broadcast equipment and technology within assigned operating areas, including but not limited to camera jib systems, camera stabilization systems, high-definition studio cameras, pedestals and lenses, camera control units, color correction, studio routing, server-based playback devices, studio lighting, PC and console-based lighting boards, robotic camera operation, virtual technology, and general studio awareness.
What You Will Do
Understand video scopes (waveform, vectorscope, etc.) and apply information to match and correct camera and scenic monitor levels.
Operate various camera control units (Sony, Grass Valley, Cyanview, etc.) to match and shade cameras.
Use color correctors to adjust scenic monitor levels.
Utilize ION lighting boards to light talent and scenic elements.
Work with and implement multiple camera/lens types (Sony, Grass Valley, Canon, Fujinon, etc.) for live productions.
Proficient operating skills with robotic camera systems (Ross, Vinten, Telemetrics, Panasonic PTZs).
Ability to understand and work with virtual and augmented reality graphics.
Proficiently handle multi-source routing (Evertz punch panels, Grass Valley router panels, etc.).
Work with remote camera systems for live shots, such as AzzurroCam, Glowpoint, TVU, etc.
Operate jib cameras, Steadicam, robotic cameras, and video conferencing equipment.
Proficient operating skills and ability to perform under strict timelines and/or live conditions with little supervision
Demonstrate solid knowledge of workflow, equipment, facility layouts, and troubleshooting practices as they relate to operational assignments
Conduct quality control procedures and take corrective actions to ensure and/or enhance the product
Participation in training programs (physical, classroom, virtual, etc.) for personal career development, new equipment, and/or workflow changes within the operation
Ability to understand complex information and disseminate it to the proper personnel. Effectively communicate problem-solving efforts, results, and solutions
Keep abreast of technology and workflows to create accurate and efficient results in specific assignments or future plans
Comply fully with company and departmental standard operating procedures
Provide quality service to all customers, as defined and assigned by management
Expected to share information and offer solutions to standard workflows and system problems
Expected to initiate productive interactions with coworkers and clients. Together, complete the expected assignments based on timelines and pre-determined guidelines
May train in and/or be assigned any other duties needed to help achieve business objectives
Required Qualifications & Skills
Minimum of 2 years practical TV Production or related experience at the large market or network level
Ability to work nights, weekends, and holidays
Flexibility to alter shifts/days off and work overtime to accommodate projects and departmental objectives
Organizational, communication, and planning skills are required
Preferred Qualifications:
Required Education:
Preferred Education:
Bachelor's Degree in Communications, Studio Production, Journalism, or related field
Vocational School Certification