Live/Special Event Production Jobs

Uses the camera as instructed by the Director. They ensure the required action is correctly captured in the frame and must react instinctively as the proceedings take place. The camera operator also helps establish the theme and appearance of the show. Must have reliable transportation.

The Camera Operator must be experienced in camera operations in fast-paced, live conditions. Sports production knowledge is a plus.

Camera Operator responsibilities include:
Strong camera operating skills with the ability to execute shots quickly
Understands broadcasting methodology in establishing themes and appearances of shows
Reliable transportation required

Assist A1 with audio layout on setup day and the facilitation of organizations on field during live day. Primary liaison between FloMarching A1 and audio personnel for bands on field during event, may be required to relocate spot microphones and connect direct channels into outside audio systems. Assists FloMarching Production when A1 needs are met. Must have reliable transportation.

The Audio Assistant (A2) directly assists the Audio Lead (A1) with set up and during the live event.

Audio Assistant (A2) responsibilities include:
Proficient knowledge of broadcasting audio equipment set up and live operations
Acts as the primary liaison between the A1 and audio personnel for FloSports live events, facilitates relocation of spot microphones and connects direct channels into outside audio systems.
Assists FloSports Production as needed
Reliable transportation required

Production assistant works closely with the lead producer of the event, bringing a professional attitude to a variety of production-related tasks including but not limited to assisting with set-up and wrap, running and taping cables, general computer work, and going on runs. Experience in live events/reality TV/documentary preferred. General knowledge of sports and production also preferred. Must be able to help with lifting and carrying heavy gear. Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and good driving record are required.

The Production Assistant (PA) assists the Lead Producer of the event with a variety of tasks.

Production Assistant (PA) responsibilities include:
With a professional attitude, handles a variety of tasks including but not limited to: lead producer requests, production set up and strike, running and taping cables, generalized computer work, and runs to assist the production.
Experience working live sports events, reality TV, or documentaries preferred
General knowledge of sports preferred
A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and good driving record required

Uses the camera as instructed by the Director. They ensure the required action is correctly captured in the frame and must react instinctively as the proceedings take place. The camera operator also helps establish the theme and appearance of the show. Must have reliable transportation.

The Camera Operator must be experienced in camera operations in fast-paced, live conditions. Sports production knowledge is a plus.

Camera Operator responsibilities include:
Strong camera operating skills with the ability to execute shots quickly
Understands broadcasting methodology in establishing themes and appearances of shows
Reliable transportation required

Assist A1 with audio layout on setup day and the facilitation of organizations on field during live day. Primary liaison between FloMarching A1 and audio personnel for bands on field during event, may be required to relocate spot microphones and connect direct channels into outside audio systems. Assists FloMarching Production when A1 needs are met. Must have reliable transportation.

The Audio Assistant (A2) directly assists the Audio Lead (A1) with set up and during the live event.

Audio Assistant (A2) responsibilities include:
Proficient knowledge of broadcasting audio equipment set up and live operations
Acts as the primary liaison between the A1 and audio personnel for FloSports live events, facilitates relocation of spot microphones and connects direct channels into outside audio systems.
Assists FloSports Production as needed
Reliable transportation required

Production assistant works closely with the lead producer of the event, bringing a professional attitude to a variety of production-related tasks including but not limited to assisting with set-up and wrap, running and taping cables, general computer work, and going on runs. Experience in live events/reality TV/documentary preferred. General knowledge of sports and production also preferred. Must be able to help with lifting and carrying heavy gear. Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and good driving record are required.

The Production Assistant (PA) assists the Lead Producer of the event with a variety of tasks.

Production Assistant (PA) responsibilities include:
With a professional attitude, handles a variety of tasks including but not limited to: lead producer requests, production set up and strike, running and taping cables, generalized computer work, and runs to assist the production.
Experience working live sports events, reality TV, or documentaries preferred
General knowledge of sports preferred
A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and good driving record required

Uses the camera as instructed by the Director. They ensure the required action is correctly captured in the frame and must react instinctively as the proceedings take place. The camera operator also helps establish the theme and appearance of the show. Must have reliable transportation.

The Camera Operator must be experienced in camera operations in fast-paced, live conditions. Sports production knowledge is a plus.

Camera Operator responsibilities include:
Strong camera operating skills with the ability to execute shots quickly
Understands broadcasting methodology in establishing themes and appearances of shows
Reliable transportation required

Assist A1 with audio layout on setup day and the facilitation of organizations on field during live day. Primary liaison between FloMarching A1 and audio personnel for bands on field during event, may be required to relocate spot microphones and connect direct channels into outside audio systems. Assists FloMarching Production when A1 needs are met. Must have reliable transportation.

The Audio Assistant (A2) directly assists the Audio Lead (A1) with set up and during the live event.

Audio Assistant (A2) responsibilities include:
Proficient knowledge of broadcasting audio equipment set up and live operations
Acts as the primary liaison between the A1 and audio personnel for FloSports live events, facilitates relocation of spot microphones and connects direct channels into outside audio systems.
Assists FloSports Production as needed
Reliable transportation required

Production assistant works closely with the lead producer of the event, bringing a professional attitude to a variety of production-related tasks including but not limited to assisting with set-up and wrap, running and taping cables, general computer work, and going on runs. Experience in live events/reality TV/documentary preferred. General knowledge of sports and production also preferred. Must be able to help with lifting and carrying heavy gear. Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and good driving record are required.

The Production Assistant (PA) assists the Lead Producer of the event with a variety of tasks.

Production Assistant (PA) responsibilities include:
With a professional attitude, handles a variety of tasks including but not limited to: lead producer requests, production set up and strike, running and taping cables, generalized computer work, and runs to assist the production.
Experience working live sports events, reality TV, or documentaries preferred
General knowledge of sports preferred
A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and good driving record required

Uses the camera as instructed by the Director. They ensure the required action is correctly captured in the frame and must react instinctively as the proceedings take place. The camera operator also helps establish the theme and appearance of the show. Must have reliable transportation.

The Camera Operator must be experienced in camera operations in fast-paced, live conditions. Sports production knowledge is a plus.

Camera Operator responsibilities include:
Strong camera operating skills with the ability to execute shots quickly
Understands broadcasting methodology in establishing themes and appearances of shows
Reliable transportation required

Assist A1 with audio layout on setup day and the facilitation of organizations on field during live day. Primary liaison between FloMarching A1 and audio personnel for bands on field during event, may be required to relocate spot microphones and connect direct channels into outside audio systems. Assists FloMarching Production when A1 needs are met. Must have reliable transportation.

The Audio Assistant (A2) directly assists the Audio Lead (A1) with set up and during the live event.

Audio Assistant (A2) responsibilities include:
Proficient knowledge of broadcasting audio equipment set up and live operations
Acts as the primary liaison between the A1 and audio personnel for FloSports live events, facilitates relocation of spot microphones and connects direct channels into outside audio systems.
Assists FloSports Production as needed
Reliable transportation required

Production assistant works closely with the lead producer of the event, bringing a professional attitude to a variety of production-related tasks including but not limited to assisting with set-up and wrap, running and taping cables, general computer work, and going on runs. Experience in live events/reality TV/documentary preferred. General knowledge of sports and production also preferred. Must be able to help with lifting and carrying heavy gear. Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and good driving record are required.

The Production Assistant (PA) assists the Lead Producer of the event with a variety of tasks.

Production Assistant (PA) responsibilities include:
With a professional attitude, handles a variety of tasks including but not limited to: lead producer requests, production set up and strike, running and taping cables, generalized computer work, and runs to assist the production.
Experience working live sports events, reality TV, or documentaries preferred
General knowledge of sports preferred
A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and good driving record required

Uses the camera as instructed by the Director. They ensure the required action is correctly captured in the frame and must react instinctively as the proceedings take place. The camera operator also helps establish the theme and appearance of the show. Must have reliable transportation.

The Camera Operator must be experienced in camera operations in fast-paced, live conditions. Sports production knowledge is a plus.

Camera Operator responsibilities include:
Strong camera operating skills with the ability to execute shots quickly
Understands broadcasting methodology in establishing themes and appearances of shows
Reliable transportation required

The Production Coordinator (or Event Manager) is responsible for the onsite organization and administration of gear and crew. They prep the venue prior to the event, transport gear to and from the venue, set up gear on game day, supervise crew schedule, execute the production, and break down equipment at end of event. They must be well organized, extremely punctual, and able to communicate well with supervisors and crew both in person and digitally.

All games at this event will be recorded locally and live streamed for parents, fans, and coaches.

Who: Freelance production coordinator
What: Lacrosse tournament
When: June 26, 2024 (set up June 25, break down June 26)
Where: Annapolis, MD
Why: $400 per day, meals, travel

Responsibilities:
- Receive gear shipment or hand off
- Lead venue set up
- Give direction to crew
- Communicate with event partner and/or facility manager
- Manage game and crew schedule
- Monitor and maintain power, storage, and bitrate
- Charge gear after each event day (if applicable)
- Break down venue
- Return gear shipment or drop off
- Must be available for one pre-production meeting with management team
- Must be available for set up and breakdown days, possibly before and after event days
- May be required to conduct a site visit prior to event

Qualifications:
- Must have experience with sports video production.
- Must have experience with live video production.
- Must be capable of all day activity, standing / walking for long periods.
- Must have transportation to athletic facility.
- Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
- Must be able to climb ladder or scaffold.
- Must have valid driver's license.
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must be eligible to work in US.
- Must feel comfortable giving direction to crew.
- Must be capable of efficient digital communication (text, phone, email).

The Production Coordinator (or Event Manager) is responsible for the onsite organization and administration of gear and crew. They prep the venue prior to the event, transport gear to and from the venue, set up gear on game day, supervise crew schedule, execute the production, and break down equipment at end of event. They must be well organized, extremely punctual, and able to communicate well with supervisors and crew both in person and digitally.

All games at this event will be recorded locally and live streamed for parents, fans, and coaches.

Who: Freelance production coordinator
What: Lacrosse tournament
When: July 10, 2024 (set up July 9, break down July 10)
Where: Baltimore, MD
Why: $400 per day, meals, travel

Responsibilities:
- Receive gear shipment or hand off
- Lead venue set up
- Give direction to crew
- Communicate with event partner and/or facility manager
- Manage game and crew schedule
- Monitor and maintain power, storage, and bitrate
- Charge gear after each event day (if applicable)
- Break down venue
- Return gear shipment or drop off
- Must be available for one pre-production meeting with management team
- Must be available for set up and breakdown days, possibly before and after event days
- May be required to conduct a site visit prior to event

Qualifications:
- Must have experience with sports video production.
- Must have experience with live video production.
- Must be capable of all day activity, standing / walking for long periods.
- Must have transportation to athletic facility.
- Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
- Must be able to climb ladder or scaffold.
- Must have valid driver's license.
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must be eligible to work in US.
- Must feel comfortable giving direction to crew.
- Must be capable of efficient digital communication (text, phone, email).

The Production Coordinator (or Event Manager) is responsible for the onsite organization and administration of gear and crew. They prep the venue prior to the event, transport gear to and from the venue, set up gear on game day, supervise crew schedule, execute the production, and break down equipment at end of event. They must be well organized, extremely punctual, and able to communicate well with supervisors and crew both in person and digitally.

All games at this event will be recorded locally and live streamed for parents, fans, and coaches.

Who: Freelance production coordinator
What: Field Hockey tournament
When: July 6-14, 2024 (set up July 5, break down July 14)
Where: Virginia Beach, VA
Why: $400 per day, meals, travel

Responsibilities:
- Receive gear shipment or hand off
- Lead venue set up
- Give direction to crew
- Communicate with event partner and/or facility manager
- Manage game and crew schedule
- Monitor and maintain power, storage, and bitrate
- Charge gear after each event day (if applicable)
- Break down venue
- Return gear shipment or drop off
- Must be available for one pre-production meeting with management team
- Must be available for set up and breakdown days, possibly before and after event days
- May be required to conduct a site visit prior to event

Qualifications:
- Must have experience with sports video production.
- Must have experience with live video production.
- Must be capable of all day activity, standing / walking for long periods.
- Must have transportation to athletic facility.
- Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
- Must be able to climb ladder or scaffold.
- Must have valid driver's license.
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must be eligible to work in US.
- Must feel comfortable giving direction to crew.
- Must be capable of efficient digital communication (text, phone, email).

The Production Coordinator (or Event Manager) is responsible for the onsite organization and administration of gear and crew. They prep the venue prior to the event, transport gear to and from the venue, set up gear on game day, supervise crew schedule, execute the production, and break down equipment at end of event. They must be well organized, extremely punctual, and able to communicate well with supervisors and crew both in person and digitally.

All games at this event will be recorded locally and live streamed for parents, fans, and coaches.

Who: Freelance production coordinator
What: Lacrosse tournament
When: June 29-30, 2024 (set up June 28, break down June 30)
Where: Frederica, DE
Why: $400 per day, meals, travel

Responsibilities:
- Receive gear shipment or hand off
- Lead venue set up
- Give direction to crew
- Communicate with event partner and/or facility manager
- Manage game and crew schedule
- Monitor and maintain power, storage, and bitrate
- Charge gear after each event day (if applicable)
- Break down venue
- Return gear shipment or drop off
- Must be available for one pre-production meeting with management team
- Must be available for set up and breakdown days, possibly before and after event days
- May be required to conduct a site visit prior to event

Qualifications:
- Must have experience with sports video production.
- Must have experience with live video production.
- Must be capable of all day activity, standing / walking for long periods.
- Must have transportation to athletic facility.
- Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
- Must be able to climb ladder or scaffold.
- Must have valid driver's license.
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must be eligible to work in US.
- Must feel comfortable giving direction to crew.
- Must be capable of efficient digital communication (text, phone, email).

The Production Coordinator (or Event Manager) is responsible for the onsite organization and administration of gear and crew. They prep the venue prior to the event, transport gear to and from the venue, set up gear on game day, supervise crew schedule, execute the production, and break down equipment at end of event. They must be well organized, extremely punctual, and able to communicate well with supervisors and crew both in person and digitally.

All games at this event will be recorded locally and live streamed for parents, fans, and coaches.

Who: Freelance production coordinator
What: Field Hockey tournament
When: June 22-30, 2024 (set up June 21, break down June 30)
Where: Virginia Beach, VA
Why: $400 per day, meals, travel

Responsibilities:
- Receive gear shipment or hand off
- Lead venue set up
- Give direction to crew
- Communicate with event partner and/or facility manager
- Manage game and crew schedule
- Monitor and maintain power, storage, and bitrate
- Charge gear after each event day (if applicable)
- Break down venue
- Return gear shipment or drop off
- Must be available for one pre-production meeting with management team
- Must be available for set up and breakdown days, possibly before and after event days
- May be required to conduct a site visit prior to event

Qualifications:
- Must have experience with sports video production.
- Must have experience with live video production.
- Must be capable of all day activity, standing / walking for long periods.
- Must have transportation to athletic facility.
- Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
- Must be able to climb ladder or scaffold.
- Must have valid driver's license.
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must be eligible to work in US.
- Must feel comfortable giving direction to crew.
- Must be capable of efficient digital communication (text, phone, email).

The Production Coordinator (or Event Manager) is responsible for the onsite organization and administration of gear and crew. They prep the venue prior to the event, transport gear to and from the venue, set up gear on game day, supervise crew schedule, execute the production, and break down equipment at end of event. They must be well organized, extremely punctual, and able to communicate well with supervisors and crew both in person and digitally.

All games at this event will be recorded locally and live streamed for parents, fans, and coaches.

Who: Freelance production coordinator
What: Lacrosse tournament
When: June 15-16, 2024 (set up June 14, break down June 16)
Where: New Haven, CT
Why: $400 per day, meals, travel

Responsibilities:
- Receive gear shipment or hand off
- Lead venue set up
- Give direction to crew
- Communicate with event partner and/or facility manager
- Manage game and crew schedule
- Monitor and maintain power, storage, and bitrate
- Charge gear after each event day (if applicable)
- Break down venue
- Return gear shipment or drop off
- Must be available for one pre-production meeting with management team
- Must be available for set up and breakdown days, possibly before and after event days
- May be required to conduct a site visit prior to event

Qualifications:
- Must have experience with sports video production.
- Must have experience with live video production.
- Must be capable of all day activity, standing / walking for long periods.
- Must have transportation to athletic facility.
- Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.
- Must be able to climb ladder or scaffold.
- Must have valid driver's license.
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must be eligible to work in US.
- Must feel comfortable giving direction to crew.
- Must be capable of efficient digital communication (text, phone, email).

Assist A1 with audio layout on setup day and the facilitation of organizations on field during live day. Primary liaison between FloMarching A1 and audio personnel for bands on field during event, may be required to relocate spot microphones and connect direct channels into outside audio systems. Assists FloMarching Production when A1 needs are met. Must have reliable transportation.

The Audio Assistant (A2) directly assists the Audio Lead (A1) with set up and during the live event.

Audio Assistant (A2) responsibilities include:
Proficient knowledge of broadcasting audio equipment set up and live operations
Acts as the primary liaison between the A1 and audio personnel for FloSports live events, facilitates relocation of spot microphones and connects direct channels into outside audio systems.
Assists FloSports Production as needed
Reliable transportation required

Production assistant works closely with the lead producer of the event, bringing a professional attitude to a variety of production-related tasks including but not limited to assisting with set-up and wrap, running and taping cables, general computer work, and going on runs. Experience in live events/reality TV/documentary preferred. General knowledge of sports and production also preferred. Must be able to help with lifting and carrying heavy gear. Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and good driving record are required.

The Production Assistant (PA) assists the Lead Producer of the event with a variety of tasks.

Production Assistant (PA) responsibilities include:
With a professional attitude, handles a variety of tasks including but not limited to: lead producer requests, production set up and strike, running and taping cables, generalized computer work, and runs to assist the production.
Experience working live sports events, reality TV, or documentaries preferred
General knowledge of sports preferred
A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and good driving record required

Uses the camera as instructed by the Director. They ensure the required action is correctly captured in the frame and must react instinctively as the proceedings take place. The camera operator also helps establish the theme and appearance of the show. Must have reliable transportation.

The Camera Operator must be experienced in camera operations in fast-paced, live conditions. Sports production knowledge is a plus.

Camera Operator responsibilities include:
Strong camera operating skills with the ability to execute shots quickly
Understands broadcasting methodology in establishing themes and appearances of shows
Reliable transportation required

ISO a Hair Stylist on 6/19 for a live charity event in Birmingham, AL. Must be local, and have prior experience. This event will require you to be comfortable working with multiple different types of hair. This person will be working with multiple talent.

If you worked with celebrities in the past is a bonus.

Please send portfolios and or website.

plus kit, $600/12

ISO a Barber on 6/19 for a live charity event in Birmingham, AL. Must be local, and have prior experience. This event will require you to be comfortable working with multiple different types of hair. This person will be working with multiple talent.

If you worked with celebrities in the past is a bonus.

Please send portfolios and or website.

ISO a Makeup Artist on 6/19 for a live charity event in Birmingham, AL. Must be local, and have prior experience. This event will require you to be comfortable working with multiple different types of hair or skin. This person will be working with multiple talent.

If you worked with celebrities in the past is a bonus.

Please send portfolios and or website.

Plus kit rental , 600/12