Lead audio visual technician vs studio technician

Differences between lead audio visual technician and studio technician duties and responsibilities

Lead audio visual technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and execute photography projects for local, national and international clients.
• Install and maintain an elaborate, internet base, Crestron teleconferencing system.
• Oversee configuration and installation of VTC and telecommunication network equipment and changing the components of existing equipment for efficient operation.
• Perform pre-wire jobs from single rooms to entire houses with all the fixings.
• Job description: Pre-wire for audio/video home entertainment systems, install products and ensure products work as manufacture states.
• Distribute video through cable as well as videoconferencing networks via a multipoint conferencing unit.

Studio technician example responsibilities.

• Lead false-positive team to identify and resolve network service issues and produce a manual for outsource providers to troubleshoot technical issues.
• Operate DV/mini DV ENG broadcast cameras shooting interviews, stands ups, and b-roll.
• Operate secondary camera for b-roll footage.
• Interface with users, technicians and consultants to facilitate high quality and successful videoconferencing for meetings and company events.
• Operate secondary camera for b-roll footage.