Studio Operator I / Charlotte, North Carolina

ESPN

The Studio 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.

Responsibilities:

  • 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
  • Operate a wide range of assignments and equipment within the studio environment and as indicated by the job title
  • Conduct quality control procedures and take corrective actions to ensure and/or enhance 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 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
  • Organizational, communication and planning skills are required
  • As necessary, participate in team-based projects and contribute recommendations towards departmental objectives
  • Solid understanding of workflow in other business units, including their impact and/or specific integration with Production Operations
  • 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:

  • 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

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Bilingual (written and spoken) – English/Spanish

Required Education:

  • High School Diploma or Equivalent

Preferred Education:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Communications, Studio Production, Journalism, or related field
  • Vocational School Certification
  • Related Experience

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