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Jib Camera Operator. Shall work under the direction of the Producer, Director, Engineer-in- Charge, and/or Crew Chief to implement his/her directions to provide quality jib-camera maneuvers. The Jib Operator shall have the required skills to cable, assemble, balance, operate, and tear down jib-style camera crane as well as the ancillary equipment that goes with the crane. The operator shall have the ability to assist Video Controller(s) and Engineers in troubleshooting and to operate/perform other related equipment/services necessary to the fulfillment of his/her job skills and responsibilities. Camera: Robotic Camera Operators shall receive a call in time the same as the earliest crewmember for the event. Robotic Operators shall not be required to operate more than two (2) cameras at any one time or set up more than one system without assistance (for example; a utility to provide assistance). Any employee not engaged as a Camera Operator will receive additional compensation of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for operating “Booth” cameras for twenty (20) minutes or less. Any Camera Operator performing ENG duties shall receive an additional seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per shift (limited to one $75.00 fee per show).
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Jib Camera Operator. Shall work under the direction of the Producer, Director, Engineer-in-Charge, and/or Crew Chief to implement his/her directions to provide quality Jib Camera maneuvers. The Jib Operator shall have the required skills to cable, assemble, balance, operate, and tear down Jib style camera crane as well as the ancillary equipment that goes with the crane/jib. The operator shall have the ability to assist Video Operator(s) and Engineers in troubleshooting and to operate/perform other related equipment/services necessary to the fulfillment of his/her job skills and responsibilities.
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Jib Camera Operator. Shall work under the direction of the Producer, Director, Engineer-in- Charge, and/or Crew Chief to implement his/her directions to provide quality jib-camera maneuvers. The Jib Operator shall have the required skills to cable, assemble, balance, operate, and tear down jib-style camera crane as well as the ancillary equipment that goes with the crane. The operator shall have the ability to assist Video Controller(s) and Engineers in troubleshooting and to operate/perform other related equipment/services necessary to the fulfillment of his/her job skills and responsibilities. Camera: Robotic Camera Operators shall receive a call in time the same as the earliest Camera Operator for the event. Robotic Operators shall not be required to operate more than two (2) cameras at any one time or set up more than one system without assistance (for example; a utility to provide assistance). A single Handheld Camera Operator on a dual-feed show shall receive an additional twenty-five dollars ($25.00). This fee shall not apply if more than one (1) Handheld Camera Operator is engaged. Any employee not engaged as a Camera Operator will receive additional compensation of fifty dollars ($50.00) for operating “Booth” cameras for thirty (30) minutes or less. Any Camera Operator performing ENG duties shall receive an additional seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per shift (limited to one $75.00 fee per show), provided that: - the Operator shall still be required to set-up and tear-down his/her assigned camera; - the ENG duties shall not exceed one and one-half (1.5) work hours (a dedicated ENG Operator shall be hired for ENG duties exceeding the one and one-half (1.5) hour limit).
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