Reporting into the Chief Engineer, supports day-to-day operations of studio technology systems, software, and equipment.
Serves as supervising technical lead on-site when the Broadcast Engineer or Director of Photography are away or overseeing other studio operations.
Works with the Meta Video Production team on productions on and off campus, filling shoot roles as assigned. Primary focus is on the operation of camera and lighting/grip equipment.
May also be expected to operate audio devices, signal routers, and related film/broadcast equipment.
In collaboration with the Broadcast Engineer, identifies opportunities to design and implement new or improved workflows, maintenance procedures, and R&D initiatives to enhance production capabilities.
Oversees implementation of technical workflows on a project-by-project basis.
Performs equipment prep, configuration, transport, setup, operation, and strike on productions.
Assists with the studio inventory catalog, check-in/check-out, and routine maintenance of equipment.
Prepares Best Practices and SOP documents detailing studio operations.
Resolves or escalates issues in a timely fashion.
Performs other job-related duties and projects as needed and assigned.

2-3 years in a video production environment (remote and studio).
Education or training in film and/or broadcast production with excellent troubleshooting skills.
Hands-on experience with camera operation, lighting, audio mixing, video switching, routing, encoding, and signal flow.
Familiarity with basic server, networking topology, and operating systems.
Self-motivated & resourceful
ability to solve unusual or unexpected problems in a cool and collected manner in high pressure environments.
Must be able to communicate effectively in a team.
Eager to learn new equipment, production roles, and studio workflows.
Must possess a valid driver’s license and have a clean driving record.

Studio Technician

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