Iran International Television is a Farsi-language news channel which is targeted at people living in Iran and those in the Farsi speaking diaspora. It is a news and factual channel with news bulletins, talk shows, documentaries, features and magazine content across broadcast, digital and social media.

This is a great opportunity to work on highly skilled live television productions and be part of the Camera Operator team at Volant Media.

Reporting to the Lead Camera Operator, working in a team that is expected to deliver live and pre-recorded television shows. This role is responsible for the operation of studio cameras, fulfilling the creative vision of the programme director, in line with the house brand.

Responsibilities
Operation of studio camera equipment.

Operating Robotic camera systems.

Assist floor staff in moving set items between programmes.

Assist with camera maintenance as required.

Liaise daily and work with Programme Directors across different formats and studios.

Adhere to all Health and safety procedures and escalate any concerns.

Patching of cameras.

Resolve and escalate camera system issues, liaising with the technical support team.

Working under direction from the gallery director.

Understand the house style and brand of the channel and specific formats.

Understand and apply studio etiquette to every day working practices.

Deal with a changing news agenda and check emails for bookings and updates.

Check documentation for specific shows and updates sent by team leads and be proactive in the reading of documentation.

Be across changes and how it impacts your role.

To undertake all other reasonable duties as required.

Requirements
Applicants must be physically fit and able to undertake the range of duties outlined in the job description.

In-depth understanding of cameras, camera equipment and camera systems.

Ability to interact with on screen talent.

To work effectively with other members of the crew.

You must have a high level of competence with studio pedestal cameras and remote camera systems.

Knowledge of broadcast framing and composition. Be aware of the safety and operational issues on a studio floor.

Proven experience as a broadcast Camera Operator in live studio environments.

Able to interpret the technical and creative intentions of the director.

Experience of the various cameras and mountings you would expect to find in a large studio.

To be able to work calmly under pressure in a fast paced live news environment.

Good time management skills, and flexible approach to shift work across 24 hours including overnights, weekends and public holidays.

Closing Date: 2nd May 2025

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