Video Coordinator

Roles and responsibilities

Job Title :Video Operator – Studio Operations

Location : Abu Dhabi

Education : Diploma

Experience : Min 2 Years

Languages : Arabic and English

Job Purpose

Operating and maintaining the Exchange Virtual Server (EVR), Video Tape (VT), and analysis systems within the studio or during external broadcast production; ensuring compliance with the policies, procedures, and broadcasting standards of the Company as well as relevant laws and regulations in the United Arab Emirates.

Operational Tasks

• Coordinate with the production team to determine the materials needed during the program.
• Operate the Exchange Virtual Server (EVR) and Video Tape Recorders (VTR) during live or recorded production within the studio or during external broadcasts to meet operational requirements.
• Implement immediate replays of significant incidents as needed and produce materials for analysis by relevant parties (such as program stakeholders and others).

• . Technical Proficiency

• Camera Operation: Expertise in handling various video cameras, including DSLR, mirrorless, and professional-grade cameras.
• Video Editing Software: Knowledge of tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
• Live Streaming Tools: Familiarity with platforms like OBS Studio, vMix, or Wirecast.
• Lighting Techniques: Understanding how to use and adjust lighting for optimal video quality.
• Audio Equipment: Skills in setting up and troubleshooting microphones and audio mixers.

• 2. Attention to Detail

• Frame Composition: Ensuring visually appealing shots with proper framing, focus, and depth of field.
• Color Grading: Fine-tuning colors to maintain consistency and enhance visual appeal.
• Quality Control: Checking for and resolving issues such as glitches, dropped frames, or poor resolution.

• 3. Organizational Skills

• File Management: Keeping video files, project assets, and backups organized.
• Scheduling: Coordinating shoots, edits, or live broadcasts effectively.
• Time Management: Meeting deadlines for projects, edits, or live events.

• 4. Problem-Solving Abilities

• Troubleshooting: Quickly identifying and resolving issues with equipment or software.
• Adaptability: Adjusting to last-minute changes in project requirements or technical setups.

• 5. Communication Skills

• Collaboration: Working effectively with directors, producers, and other team members.
• Client Interaction: Understanding and translating client needs into technical execution.
• Feedback Integration: Incorporating constructive feedback into the final product.

• 6. Creativity

• Storytelling: Using video to convey messages or tell compelling stories.
• Visual Innovation: Experimenting with angles, effects, or transitions to enhance production quality.

• 7. Physical and Mental Stamina

• Long Hours: Handling extended periods of shooting or editing.
• Attention Maintenance: Staying focused during repetitive tasks or prolonged shoots.

• 8. Knowledge of Industry Standards

• Resolution and Format Standards: Familiarity with HD, 4K, and other video formats.
• Compression and Export Settings: Understanding codecs like H.264 or ProRes for optimal file delivery.

Desired candidate profile

. Technical Proficiency

• Camera Operation: Expertise in handling various video cameras, including DSLR, mirrorless, and professional-grade cameras.
• Video Editing Software: Knowledge of tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
• Live Streaming Tools: Familiarity with platforms like OBS Studio, vMix, or Wirecast.
• Lighting Techniques: Understanding how to use and adjust lighting for optimal video quality.
• Audio Equipment: Skills in setting up and troubleshooting microphones and audio mixers.

2. Attention to Detail

• Frame Composition: Ensuring visually appealing shots with proper framing, focus, and depth of field.
• Color Grading: Fine-tuning colors to maintain consistency and enhance visual appeal.
• Quality Control: Checking for and resolving issues such as glitches, dropped frames, or poor resolution.

3. Organizational Skills

• File Management: Keeping video files, project assets, and backups organized.
• Scheduling: Coordinating shoots, edits, or live broadcasts effectively.
• Time Management: Meeting deadlines for projects, edits, or live events.

4. Problem-Solving Abilities

• Troubleshooting: Quickly identifying and resolving issues with equipment or software.
• Adaptability: Adjusting to last-minute changes in project requirements or technical setups.

5. Communication Skills

• Collaboration: Working effectively with directors, producers, and other team members.
• Client Interaction: Understanding and translating client needs into technical execution.
• Feedback Integration: Incorporating constructive feedback into the final product.

6. Creativity

• Storytelling: Using video to convey messages or tell compelling stories.
• Visual Innovation: Experimenting with angles, effects, or transitions to enhance production quality.

7. Physical and Mental Stamina

• Long Hours: Handling extended periods of shooting or editing.
• Attention Maintenance: Staying focused during repetitive tasks or prolonged shoots.

8. Knowledge of Industry Standards

• Resolution and Format Standards: Familiarity with HD, 4K, and other video formats.
• Compression and Export Settings: Understanding codecs like H.264 or ProRes for optimal file delivery.