Videographer/Editor A

Pennsylvania State University - State College, PA

Part-time

State College, PA

Educational Services

About the position

The Videographer/Editor A position at Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics involves operating under the direction of a Supervisor to execute creative video and audio projects. This role encompasses a variety of tasks including setting up and operating recording equipment, editing video and audio materials, and providing general support for audio/visual technology. The position requires a blend of technical skills and creativity to produce high-quality content for broadcasts and other athletic events.

Responsibilities

• Operate under the direction of a Supervisor and/or client to realize the creative vision of video and audio projects.
• Set-up and operate video recording, audio, and lighting equipment, in studio and on location.
• Apply the technical aspects of light, lenses, filters, and camera settings to achieve the desired effects.
• Use cameras in various mounts, such as stationary, track-mounted, or crane-mounted.
• Participate in surveys for remote production locations and in the planning of production design and approach.
• Determine availability of power for lighting and audio needs.
• Organize raw footage; prepare and revise edit decision lists as needed.
• Edit video and audio materials.
• Log and archive materials according to established data asset management guidelines.
• Coordinate and provide Supervisor with production materials such as music cuts, stills, graphics, and visual elements.
• Provide general support for audio/visual technology, such as wireless microphones and sound systems.
• Discuss problems with Supervisor.
• Perform preventative maintenance on equipment.
• Notify Supervisor/Manager when equipment is not functioning properly.
• Maintain and update equipment checklists, tracking equipment condition and availability.
• Make recommendations to Supervisor for replenishing stocks of parts and components.
• Evaluate completed products for adherence to established technical standards.
• Answer questions for, train, and provide direction to other technical-service and part-time employees/students as needed.
• Operate University vehicles.

Requirements

• Education equivalent to 1 to 3 years of applied training.
• Over 1 year up to and including 3 years of effective experience.
• Valid driver's license and successful completion of a motor vehicle records check.