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Production Control Room Operator

Peoria, IL · On-site

$31.20K - $35.36K/yr

... video switcher for live and recorded broadcasts Confers with directors and other crew members to discuss sequences and desired effects Performs other duties as assigned Requirements & Skills:

Reports to: Hub & Events Ministry Director Works with: Events Team, Worship Team, Staff and ... Operate video switcher for large events. * Setup and operate portable streaming system for outside ...

Events Tech

Riverside, CA · On-site

$16.90/hr

Reports to: Hub & Events Ministry Director Works with: Events Team, Worship Team, Staff and ... Operate video switcher for large events. * Setup and operate portable streaming system for outside ...

Production Control Room Operator

Peoria, IL · On-site

$31.20K - $35.36K/yr

... video switcher for live and recorded broadcasts Confers with directors and other crew members to discuss sequences and desired effects Performs other duties as assigned Requirements & Skills:

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How much do director video switcher jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 1, 2026, the average hourly pay for director video switcher in the United States is $23.05, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $20.67 and $23.80 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director Video Switcher, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director Video Switcher, you need expertise in live video production, multi-camera switching, and a thorough understanding of broadcast workflows, often supported by relevant experience or a degree in film, broadcast, or related fields. Familiarity with industry-standard switcher consoles like Blackmagic ATEM, Ross Video, or Grass Valley, as well as proficiency with video routing and signal flow, is essential. Quick decision-making, attention to detail, and strong communication skills help ensure seamless live productions and effective teamwork. These skills are critical for maintaining broadcast quality, minimizing errors, and delivering a smooth viewing experience during high-pressure live events.

What are the main challenges faced by a Director Video Switcher during live broadcasts?

A Director Video Switcher often works under high-pressure conditions, especially during live broadcasts where timing and accuracy are crucial. One of the primary challenges is seamlessly switching between multiple camera feeds, graphics, and video sources in real-time, all while coordinating with the production team. This role requires quick decision-making and clear communication with camera operators, audio engineers, and producers to ensure a smooth production. Staying calm under pressure and being able to troubleshoot technical issues on the fly are essential for success. Over time, experience in managing complex productions can lead to advancement into higher-level directing or technical supervisor roles.

What are Director Video Switchers?

Director Video Switchers are professionals responsible for managing and operating the video switcher during live broadcasts or productions. They coordinate the selection and transition between multiple video sources, such as cameras, graphics, and playback feeds, ensuring smooth and timely visual output. Their role is crucial in live television, sports events, concerts, and other productions where real-time video direction is required. Director Video Switchers work closely with the director and technical team to execute the creative vision and maintain broadcast quality.

What is the difference between Director Video Switcher vs Video Technician?

AspectDirector Video SwitcherVideo Technician
CredentialsExperience with video production, certifications in broadcastingTechnical training, certifications in AV or broadcast tech
Work EnvironmentLive broadcasts, studio control roomsEvent setups, equipment maintenance
Industry UsageTelevision, live streaming, broadcastingEvents, corporate AV, live productions

The Director Video Switcher oversees live video production, making real-time decisions on switching video feeds during broadcasts. In contrast, a Video Technician handles technical setup, equipment maintenance, and troubleshooting. While both roles require technical knowledge and experience in video production, the Director Video Switcher focuses on creative control during live events, whereas the Video Technician ensures smooth technical operations.

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Infographic showing various Director Video Switcher job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 99% Full Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $47,942 per year, or $23 per hour.
Computer Technician - Audio Visual, Tier 2 (Athletics)

Computer Technician - Audio Visual, Tier 2 (Athletics)

Williamsport Area School District

Williamsport, PA

Full-time

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Job Posting # SS04826 The Williamsport Area School District is accepting applications for an anticipated Full-Time Tier 2 Computer Technician - Audio Visual (Athletics), 7.5 hours/day, 245 days/year with many evening and weekend hours depending on district events planned. This position is based at the Innovation Technology Center, DSC, however frequent travel between all district buildings is required; subject to determination by the Superintendent. See job description

Job requirements to include: A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Video Production, Digital Media, Communications or Computer Science is preferred. Two (2) years of documented technical production experience and media/television production experience are required. A skills assessment may also be required.

A valid PA driver's license and reliable transportation is required. Qualifications for this position are defined solely by the District, including an employee's work attendance, disciplinary history, credentials and other job specific qualifications. Open to Internal & External candidates.

To apply please click on the link on the right side of this page. Current employees should complete an INTERNAL job application. External candidates, please complete the online application.

All bids and applications must be submitted online for consideration. EOE. Email jobs@wasd.org for assistance

APPLICATIONS DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED Job Description: Basic Functions:This position provides Tier 2 (escalated) full technical support for all auditorium lighting and sound systems throughout the district, primarily serving the High School, Middle School and Intermediate Schools. This position also provides Tier 2 (escalated) full technical support for all district athletic facility's video boards, score boards, audio-visual systems, and sound systems, not limited to athletics. This position will also include a wide range of electronic media duties, including but not limited to direct video content creation, live streaming events, and the creation and production of content for video boards in all athletic facilities.

This position, when requested, will also provide support for a broad range of IT services, lead project implementations, and collaborate with team members and customers (primarily school staffs) to ensure all audio-visual and technical needs and setups are completed on time and within the scope(s) required, throughout the District. Education & Experience:A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Video Production, Digital Media, Communications or Computer Science is preferred. Two (2) years of documented technical production experience and media/television production experience are required.

A skills assessment may also be required. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:This position requires highly developed organizational skills, able to coordinate lighting needs and setups with school-sponsored activities, including but not limited to Music and/or Drama Departments. This position also requires highly developed organizational skills and general knowledge of video production and sports.

Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Adobe Premier, Photoshop, Audition, After Effects) or equivalent is preferred. Experience with NewTek (Vizrt) video switcher and NewTek (Vizrt) is also preferred. This position requires the ability to follow specific, complex written and oral instructions, work under adverse circumstances, and keep complex records.

This position requires basic skills in the use of the computer including but not limited to word processing, data base management, spreadsheets, internet searches and e-mail. This position requires highly developed verbal and written communication skills as well as problem solving/ conflict resolution skills. This position requires the ability to coordinate lighting audio and visual needs.

This position requires the ability to work extra days and hours including evenings. The individual must effectively communicate and interact with students, parents, staff and community members. This position requires a valid PA driver's license and reliable transportation.

This position also requires the ability to work many evening hours, depending on district events planned and scheduled throughout the school year. Authority & Responsibilities:[(E) Designates Essential Functions] Responsible for the maintenance, operation supervision and utilization of all district athletic facility video boards, score boards, audio visual systems, and sound systems. Responsible for the maintenance, operation supervision and utilization scheduling of the high school auditorium lighting system and sound systems.

(E)Responsible for the maintenance of the Williamsport Area School District's video production equipment and related peripherals, auditorium lighting systems and related peripherals, keeping all applicable inventories current and coordinating all applicable purchases with the Supervisor of Instructional Technology. (E)Responsible for the operation of the video boards, lighting systems and sound systems during all athletic events or auditorium events, meeting with the appropriate personnel to determine content, lighting and sound needs that fall within the system's capabilities; setting and adjusting lights; adjusting video content when needed and coordinating video and sound cues with live in-game action; adding gels, gobos, high hats, barn doors, etc. when needed; and coordinating lighting cues with the production script, follow spot cues, and sound technician cues.

S/he shall be familiar with other building facilities (locker rooms, classrooms, storage areas, etc.) that support athletic and/or auditorium events and communicate technical information to non-technical persons, employing excellent written and oral communication skills. (E)Responsible for the overall creation and production of the creative content displayed on athletic facilities' videoboards. Responsible for the overall supervision of the auditorium(s) during events, making sure that custodial, parking, and security arrangements have been made for each event as needed and making sure that regulations are adhered to by each production sponsor/advisor/outside organization

(E)Ensure the supervising principal is well informed of all problems/issues that arise during any event and shall advise and coordinate the suitability of/or conflict with coming events or rentals. (E)Responsible for all set up, support and tear down for all portable presentation spaces used for professional development and assemblies district-wide.Address daily instructional support requests as well as specific computer and AV requests. (E)Support the TV production of curricular programs

(E)Oversee Live Streaming of eventsEdit scenarios used in the Classroom Management Lab.Support the Black Box Theatre.Provides Tier 2 support in the resolution of technical issues for the District. (E)When required, produces, updates and distributes troubleshooting guides for applicable District staff. (E)When required, assists the Network Administrators in troubleshooting network problems and network installations.Recommends to the Supervisor of Instructional Technology current and future needs related to computer systems, primarily as it pertains to audio-visual technology.May assist in the planning, installation and maintenance of television distribution and closed-circuit systems including satellite dish, security systems, and commercial cable reception

(E)May assist in the servicing and maintenance of all public address, intercom, and sound systems in all district buildings, including the high school athletic field address and coaching headphone systems. (E)Maintains confidentiality of all business-related information. (E)Performs other functions as directed by the Supervisor of Instructional Technology or designee and/or the building/department administrator(s).

Physical Requirements:MEDIUM- Exerts up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Auditory and Visual Requirements:Within normal ranges with or without correction. Equipment Used:Computer equipment and office equipment.

This job description is not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, skills, tasks, requirements, efforts, or working conditions associated with this position. While this job description is intended to be an accurate reflection of the current position, management reserves the right to modify essential functions of the job, or to require that additional or different tasks be performed when circumstances change (i.e., emergencies, changes in personnel, workload, rush jobs or technical developments).