Technology - Event Production

Nashville Soccer Club•Nashville, TN

20h•Onsite

About The Position

Nashville Soccer Club is more than a team—it’s a family. We’re passionate about our community, the sport of soccer, and creating a positive culture for associates and fans alike. Based in America’s “It City,” Nashville SC has quickly become one of the fastest-growing soccer hubs, highlighted by world-class events and the opening of GEODIS Park in 2022—the largest soccer-specific stadium in Major League Soccer. Nashville SC is seeking Game Day control room staff and camera operators. Control Room Staff Roles: Director: leads the game day staff through the script choosing camera shots, and directing the technical director in what sources to take Technical Director: Operate the Ross Carbonite Switcher A1: Main audio operator. Familiar with Yamaha Mixers. This includes mixing in game, pregame, and halftime performances A2: Assist the A1 in all set ups for halftime, pregame, and other musical performances. Graphics Operator: Operate and update Ross Xpression graphics when called for by the producer. Clip Player: Playback of videos through Evertz Clip Player. Replay Operator: Coordinate with the director and producer what angles of replay are shown during live action. Hard Camera Operator: set up, maintain and operate long lens broadcast cameras. Listen to the director for the assignments of each camera to maintain high quality of work. Wireless Camera Operator: Coordinate with the Host and Producer the live elements of the game. Must be able to have a 50lb camera on your shoulder for long periods of time and hold a steady shot. Shader: Work with Camera operators to adjust colors, white balance, and back focus throughout the game. Music operator: Playback specific songs throughout the game when asked for by the producer of A1.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED and 1-2 years of experience in the above job desciption
Ability to work in a fast paced environment
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability to think quickly on feet and troubleshoot issues
Creative and proactive problem solver
Detail oriented and able to properly roll cables
Ability to work flexible schedule including days, nights, weekends, and some holidays

Responsibilities

Director: leads the game day staff through the script choosing camera shots, and directing the technical director in what sources to take
Technical Director: Operate the Ross Carbonite Switcher
A1: Main audio operator. Familiar with Yamaha Mixers. This includes mixing in game, pregame, and halftime performances
A2: Assist the A1 in all set ups for halftime, pregame, and other musical performances.
Graphics Operator: Operate and update Ross Xpression graphics when called for by the producer.
Clip Player: Playback of videos through Evertz Clip Player.
Replay Operator: Coordinate with the director and producer what angles of replay are shown during live action.
Hard Camera Operator: set up, maintain and operate long lens broadcast cameras. Listen to the director for the assignments of each camera to maintain high quality of work.
Wireless Camera Operator: Coordinate with the Host and Producer the live elements of the game. Must be able to have a 50lb camera on your shoulder for long periods of time and hold a steady shot.
Shader: Work with Camera operators to adjust colors, white balance, and back focus throughout the game.
Music operator: Playback specific songs throughout the game when asked for by the producer of A1.