Broadcast Technician

MEDIA SCHOOL (BL-MSCH-IUBLA)

Media Productions is the professional audio, video, and event-support production unit within Indiana University. This position will also work with Cream and Crimson Studios, a division of Media Productions. Utilizing the highest quality production equipment and practices, we work with a wide range of clients to create videos, audio, web, and event-support elements for broadcast, live web streaming, file creation, and any other possible means of transmissionp>

Our overarching mission is to drive our organization forward by achieving 3 key goals. First and foremost, we are dedicated to developing a highly functional Media Productions team, equipped with the skills and expertise needed to provide solutions for our in‑house and external production needs. This involves continuous training, nurturing talent, and fostering a culture of excellence within our team. Second, we emphasize the accentuation of client relations, recognizing that strong client partnerships are the foundation of our success.

We prioritize open communication, attentive service, and exceeding client expectations to build lasting relationships. Finally, we are committed to strengthening our partnerships with Indiana University as an academic support unit. This collaboration not only enriches our organization but also provides valuable opportunities for students and the broader academic community, reinforcing our commitment to education and growth.

• Assists the Production Manager, Engineer, Producer, or project owner of record in the daily execution of varying video production projects and deliverables by performing video recording of events, ceremonies, athletic competitions, and other activities.
• Determines technical requirements and sets up equipment, as well as potentially coordinating and supervising the activities of support personnel.
• Assists the Production Manager, Director of Media Productions, and/or project owner by serving as direct project coordinator on client, WTIU, and WFIU production projects including pre‑production project organization, on‑site execution, post‑event delivery, and reconciliation.
• Maintains video and audio equipment.
• Organizes all supplies, equipment, and logistics for assigned events.
• May produce and edit special programs; utilizes computer graphics and editing software to create features, animations, event coverage, etc.
• Serves in assigned direct positions including Associate Production Manager, Multi‑camera Engineer/Shader, Technical Director, Videographer, or Editor.

• Assembles and sets up cameras, audio and video equipment, and all other equipment needed for broadcast production both in studio and location; monitors and operates equipment during production; takes corrective action if problems develop.
• Repairs broadcast equipment; troubleshoots problems using schematic; locates and procures any needed parts; installs part and tests repaired equipment; performs routine and corrective maintenance on equipment.
• Inspects, services, and maintains all broadcast equipment including transmitters; ensures that all broadcast equipment is operating up to set standards.
• Opens and maintains the Television Master Control; routes broadcast signals to campuses, up‑link sites, and other destinations.
• Operates, monitors, and adjusts transmitters in compliance with FCC regulations.
• Operates and monitors satellite receivers; performs technical evaluations of signals.
• Consults with other broadcasting and production staff to ascertain and configure technical and equipment needs for various productions.
• Provides guidance to lower‑level Broadcast Technicians.

• High school diploma or equivalent (such as HSED or GED)

• Associate's degree in electronics, electronic telecommunications, or related field

• 4 years television broadcast experience

• Experience focused on broadcast or high‑end instructional or industrial video production company, having experienced a fast‑paced broadcast environment including exposure to live multi‑camera setups…