ISCO Specialization 3521.1.12 Video Operator

Definition

Video Operator: Video operators control the (projected) images of a performance based on the artistic or creative concept, in interaction with the performers. Their work is influenced by and influences the results of other operators. Therefore, the operators work closely together with the designers, operators and performers. Video operators prepare media fragments, supervise the setup, steer the technical crew, program the equipment and operate the video system. Their work is based on plans, instructions and other documentation.

 

Essential Skills

• Adapt Artistic Plan To Location
• Use Technical Documentation
• Organise Resources For Artistic Production
• Work Safely With Mobile Electrical Systems Under Supervision
• Manage Personal Professional Development
• Use Personal Protection Equipment
• Consult With Stakeholders On Implementation Of A Production
• Prepare Personal Work Environment
• Keep Up With Trends
• Set Up Equipment In A Timely Manner
• Install Image Equipment
• Set Up Projection Equipment
• Use Communication Equipment
• Draw Up Artistic Production
• Run A Media Server
• Plan Audiovisual Recording
• Safeguard Artistic Quality Of Performance
• Edit Digital Moving Images
• Work With Respect For Own Safety
• Interpret Artistic Intentions
• Communicate During Show
• Support A Designer In The Developing Process
• Work Ergonomically
• Adjust Projector
• Understand Artistic Concepts
• Adapt To Artists' Creative Demands
• Interact With Actions On Stage
• Perform Quality Control Of Design During A Run
• Mix Live Images
• Translate Artistic Concepts To Technical Designs

Optional Skills

• Coach Staff For Running The Performance
• Advise Client On Technical Possibilities
• Update Design Results During Rehearsals
• Lead A Team
• Set Up Cameras
• Promote Yourself
• Document Your Own Practice
• Maintain Audiovisual Equipment
• Pack Electronic Equipment
• Store Performance Equipment
• Assemble Performance Equipment
• Monitor Developments In Technology Used For Design
• De-Rig Electronic Equipment
• Plan Teamwork
• Develop Professional Network
• Adapt Existing Designs To Changed Circumstances
• Operate A Camera
• Follow Safety Procedures When Working At Heights
• Keep Personal Administration
• Manage Technical Resources Stock
• Ensure Safety Of Mobile Electrical Systems
• Provide Documentation
• Maintain System Layout For A Production
• Assess Power Needs

Alternative Names

• Visual And Graphic Operator
• Video Projection Technician
• Projection Operator
• Video Projection Operator
• Live Video Operator
• Video And Graphics Technician
• Visual Projection Operator
• Visuals Operator
• Video And Graphics Operator

Higher Level

• ISCO Occupation Group 3521.1 Audio Visual Technician