The Video/Media Technician will be responsible for the build out of a proper video monitoring station to provide images of each scene to the production team. The person will also be essential to the media downloading process to ensure that all media is safely recorded and transferred to an external hard-drive unit for storage and ingestingAbout “On –Call” @ HSNHSN employs “on call” staff to cover projects, vacation, and periods of high volume.“On call” means that you are scheduled “as needed”, and you could work a varied schedule from week to week based on our needs and your availability. You may know your schedule a few weeks in advance however you may also be called on short notice.Day in the LifeCreating multiple viewing stations (video village, producer’s station, director’s station) for viewing playback and scenes of action on set.Ability to assist with Camera Slate and Script notes for each sceneEnsure that all the required images and sound are captured, recorded, and safely downloaded before reformatting original media.Understanding professional industry standard external recording devices as well as internal camera recordingResponsible for checking the compatibility of all video equipment which includes camera, lenses, tripod, recording devices, media, hand cart, batteries, cables and monitors for each remote productionResponsible for downloading and transferring all footage to be stored on external hard drivesCarefully pack and store equipment for loading out all video gear for remote productionsResponsible for the return of all video gear leaving campus for a remote productionKeys to SuccessAt HSN, if you are Agile, Innovative, Pioneering, Dynamic, Boundaryless, Passionate, Customer-Centric, Collaborative, and Results-Focused, you will love it here! Must HavesCertification or Degree in Film Productions or a minimum of 2 years of field or TV Production experienceStrong knowledge of video, video playback equipment, and video and audio cablesAbility to stay alert and concentrate for long periodsStrong ability to understand multimedia platforms and software for downloading mediaBasic understanding of film cameras, lighting and film stockValid Florida Driver’s LicensePhysical Requirements Lift, pull, push items over 50 lbs; Packaging/un-packaging itemsStand for extending periods of timehandling objects, tools, or controlsReach with arms; Balance, Kneel, Crouch, or CrawlClose, Distant, Peripheral, Depth vision; Ability to adjust and focus sightNice to HavesTakes initiative to troubleshoot issues and stay on taskGood communication and interpersonal skillsAbility to work as part of a team or individuallyKnowledge of visual effects and editing sequences together