What are the responsibilities and job description for the Sliding Break/ A2 Operator - Contract position at Bloomberg?
Bloomberg Media is looking for an individual with a proactive attitude who is focused, flexible, and proficient in several aspects of broadcast operations, and who can work collaboratively in a live control room and studio environment on our overnight team. This individual will be expected to provide coverage in A2 and sliding commercial break operator capacities to work collaboratively in control room and live studio environments. They will be required to work with on-air talent, engineering, and editorial teams, as well as their global counterparts to ensure a quality visual production on our overnight team.
We'll trust you to:
Operate the sliding break PC during live production
Ensure the sliding PC is in working condition before on-air programming
Knowledge of Audio signal flow concepts, dynamic processing, equalizers, microphones and IFBs required (Lectrosonics)
Assign each anchor and guest a microphone and IFB
Monitor battery levels and trouble shoot for any issues, maintain show memories, RTS pages and show music
Dress mics/IFBs to anchors and guests on-air for upcoming programming
Move quickly and accurately under pressure in a fast-paced broadcast environment
Collaborate with the technical operations team and editorial personnel
Understand the flow and composition of a live news broadcast
Communicate with Operations Team Leads on issues that will impact the team and broadcasts
You'll need to have:
Bachelor's degree or 1 year of experience working in a live TV environment
Familiarity with the dynamics of a live studio environment
Willingness to work a 2am-10am shift 40 hours a week
Ability to work in highly distracting settings and under considerable pressure
Excellent organizational, time management and communication skills
Does this sound like you?
Apply! If we believe you're a good match, we'll get in touch to let you know the next steps.
We'll trust you to:
Operate the sliding break PC during live production
Ensure the sliding PC is in working condition before on-air programming
Knowledge of Audio signal flow concepts, dynamic processing, equalizers, microphones and IFBs required (Lectrosonics)
Assign each anchor and guest a microphone and IFB
Monitor battery levels and trouble shoot for any issues, maintain show memories, RTS pages and show music
Dress mics/IFBs to anchors and guests on-air for upcoming programming
Move quickly and accurately under pressure in a fast-paced broadcast environment
Collaborate with the technical operations team and editorial personnel
Understand the flow and composition of a live news broadcast
Communicate with Operations Team Leads on issues that will impact the team and broadcasts
You'll need to have:
Bachelor's degree or 1 year of experience working in a live TV environment
Familiarity with the dynamics of a live studio environment
Willingness to work a 2am-10am shift 40 hours a week
Ability to work in highly distracting settings and under considerable pressure
Excellent organizational, time management and communication skills
Does this sound like you?
Apply! If we believe you're a good match, we'll get in touch to let you know the next steps.