Broadcast field supervisor vs studio control operator

Differences between broadcast field supervisor and studio control operator duties and responsibilities

Broadcast field supervisor example responsibilities.

• Produce, compile, update, and manage AutoCAD drawings, and engineering documentation.
• Manage requests from the planning group with respect to what information would be used in the development of all CPP requests.
• Manage logistics and implementation of an experiential marketing campaign in a mall setting - including on-site management.
• Maintain technical operations for RF transmitter sites, satellite, and receiver broadcasting equipment under the guidelines set by the FCC.
• Compose and pitch POV opportunities.
• Prepare and present scatter and upfront decks for client review.
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Studio control operator example responsibilities.

• Manage the printmaking studio's equipment, supplies, and use by professors, students, and visiting artists.
• Load disc's for NFL.
• Check wires for proper connection and check the EAS system to see if running correctly.
• Manipulate on-air playlists to ensure setup and execution of on air elements through automate commands and secondary events using Harris automation.
• Implement proofreading and follow technical standards of DVD design, menus and authoring for all domestic and international titles.
• Work as studio camera operator for local PBS affiliate television station.