Full Job Description
A Day in the Life:
Studio operations
• Own the day-to-day operation and upkeep of our in-house studio, including all camera, audio, and lighting equipment
• Set up, calibrate, and strike equipment for interviews, podcasts, presentations, scripted video, and live events
• Keep a current studio inventory, run maintenance schedules, and coordinate repairs and replacements
• Set technical standards for how the studio is used, and help the rest of the team follow them
Camera and audio
• Run professional cameras and multi-camera setups with consistent, broadcast-quality results
• Build and optimize audio signal chains, including microphones, mixers, preamps, interfaces, and monitoring, for studio and live use
• Troubleshoot issues quickly before, during, and after a shoot
Live streaming
• Plan and run live streams for internal and external audiences on YouTube, LinkedIn, Zoom, and other platforms
• Manage encoding, switching, graphics, and real-time monitoring during broadcasts
• Solve problems in real time so viewers never notice them
• Build repeatable runbooks for recurring live events
Editing and post-production
• Edit long-form video, short-form social clips, highlight reels, and event recaps with strong pacing and storytelling
• Handle color correction, audio mixing, motion graphics, and titles to a professional standard
• Keep projects, file names, and archives organized in shared storage
• Work with the creative team through review and approval to hit delivery dates
AI in the video pipeline
• Test and adopt AI tools across production and post, such as transcription and captions, clip selection, voice enhancement, background removal, and generative B-roll
• Recommend tools that improve speed or quality without lowering the creative bar, and share what you learn with the team
• Stay current on AI video and help shape how we build our production stack
What We need from You:
• 3 to 6 years of experience in a studio, broadcast, content production, or live events environment
• Hands-on skill with professional camera systems (Sony, Canon, Blackmagic, or similar) and multi-camera production
• A strong working knowledge of audio equipment and signal flow, including dynamic, condenser, and lavalier mics, mixers, interfaces, and DAW basics
• Experience running live streams with production software such as OBS, StreamYard, vMix, or Wirecast
• Expert editing skills in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve, plus a solid grasp of color grading, audio post, and motion graphics
• Real curiosity about AI video tools, and ideally hands-on experience with some of them
• Comfort working independently, managing several projects at once, and making technical calls on the fly
• Clear communication with creative, marketing, and technical partners
Nice to have
• Lighting design for studio and on-location shoots
• Teleprompter, green screen, or virtual set experience
• Motion graphics in After Effects or DaVinci Fusion
• A background in podcast production, webinar infrastructure, or broadcast news
• Experience with Vidyard for hosting, sharing, and tracking video
Tools You'll Use:
• Editing and post: Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve; After Effects or Fusion for motion graphics
• Live production: OBS, StreamYard, vMix, Wirecast, or similar
• AI-assisted production: tools such as Descript, Adobe Speech Enhance, Runway, ElevenLabs, and Gling
• Vidyard: video hosting, sharing, and viewer analytics
• Bynder: digital asset management for finished video and approved assets
Direct experience with these specific platforms is a plus. Fluency with comparable tools is what matters most.
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