Are you interested in a career that combines sound and images? Do you have a knack for handling deadlines? Are you artistic and comfortable with computers? If so, becoming a television audio or video operator might be the perfect choice for you.

Responsibilities of Television Audio/Video Operators

Television audio and video operators are responsible for setting up and operating equipment for broadcasting television programs. They work with audio consoles or computers to mix sound inputs, regulate volume and technical quality, and edit audio material.

Videotape Operators and Master Control Operators

Videotape operators prepare and operate equipment for broadcasting television programs, while master control operators have the important task of monitoring, recording, and playing back all signals and programs entering and leaving a television station.

Skills and Qualifications for Television Audio/Video Operators

To thrive in this profession, audio and video operators need motor coordination, creativity, communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to remain alert while performing routine tasks. They should also enjoy using electronic equipment for precision tasks and problem-solving.

Open