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  Camera Operator, Current Time TV, Riga
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Camera Operator, Current Time TV, Riga
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
  Camera Operator, Current Time TV, Riga
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Camera Operator, Current Time TV, Riga

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Job Summary

Current Time https://www.currenttime.tv is a 24/7 television and digital network for Russian speakers, led by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in cooperation with Voice of America. We are looking for a professional-level video Camera Operator to join our new Baltic show based in Riga. You will support a variety of television programs and video productions for the RFE/RL target region. You will work closely with producers and directors in a variety of field and studio productions and is expected to gather high-quality video content, efficiently and quickly, in challenging environments.

Responsibilities

• Operates cameras and equipment, including lights and microphones, in the field as well as in TV studios.
• Edits, cuts down, and feeds video material from the field in a timely manner.
• Works closely with the producer/director on shoots to determine the best way to visually cover an event, news story, or program.
• Offers advice on how best to shoot a scene, explaining the visual impact created by particular shots. Cooperates closely with other crew members including sound technicians, lighting experts and talent to determine filming sequences, desired effects, camera movements and lighting requirements.
• Composes and frames shots, monitors light, lenses, filters and camera settings to achieve the effects sought by directors and producers.
• Able to work independently, being responsible for camera, lighting and sound, when filming on location.
• Maintains, cleans, and tests news-gathering equipment – cameras, microphones, lights etc. to ensure proper working condition. Prepares equipment prior to filming.
• Troubleshoots in the field to solve technical issues.
• Willing to work flexible hours and travel abroad at short notice.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications

Education:
• Specialized education in audiovisual arts.
• Specialized training in the operation of television broadcasting equipment.


Work Experience:
• Minimum 5-year experience in broadcast news television as a camera operator.
• Experience in live studio production – camera and lighting.


Competencies:
• Ability to communicate with people effectively and work within a team, mandatory.
• Ability to learn new complex subjects quickly including new technologies, mandatory.
• Ability to work independently as well as under supervision, mandatory.
• Basic administrative skills (e.g. complete forms and reports), mandatory.
• Ability to quickly anticipate, trouble-shoot and solve problems, mandatory.
• Ability to perform physical duties of the job; must have ability to lift and move equipment up to 25 lbs. (12 kgs.) mandatory.
• Ability to maintain good working relationships with external and internal clients, colleagues, and supervisors.
• Knowledge of broadcast grade cameras (XDCAM, AVCHD), lighting, microphones.
• Understanding of video formats, codecs, standards.
• Working knowledge of field and studio lighting techniques and technology.

Languages

• Russian, proficient level, mandatory.
• Latvian or Lithuanian or Estonian, proficient level, mandatory
• English, intermediate level, mandatory.

Mēneša bruto algaBruto mēnesī  € 2300 - 2800

Papildu informācija: Based on candidate's work experience.

Atrašanās vieta

    Rīga, Latvija

Darba veids

  • Pilna slodze

Valodas

  •  Angļu
  •  Igauņu
  •  Lietuviešu
  •  Latviešu
  •  Krievu
Kontaktpersona
Nataliia Synelnykova

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) is an international news organization headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic and Washington, D.C., with 21 bureaus throughout Russia, Central Asia, Afghanistan, and Central and Eastern Europe. Reporting in 27 languages across 23 countries, RFE/RL is one of the most comprehensive news operations in the world, providing responsibly reported, fact-based news in countries where media freedoms are under threat or banned outright. From Iran and Pakistan to Hungary, Ukraine, and Azerbaijan, RFE/RL journalists give audiences what they can't always get from their own local media: uncensored information and open debate. Reporting via digital, TV, and radio platforms, RFE/RL has a measured weekly reach of 38.1 million people. A private nonprofit, RFE/RL is funded by the U.S. Congress through the U.S. Agency for Global Media. RFE/RL's editorial independence is protected by U.S. law.


Uzņēmuma mājaslapahttps://www.rferl.org/

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