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Recording sessions for later editing and distribution * Assisting with camera operation, lighting ... Associate's degree or technical certification in A/V, broadcast technology, or a related field, or ...

... field. * 3+ years of professional experience in audio‑related AI engineering ... A proven track record: your projects show measurable impact, whether through publications, shipped ...

Bachelor's degree in a creative or related field. * Minimum 6 years of experience in Video Production Environment with 1 year being in a lead or mentor role. * Experience with audio recording, mixing ...

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Bachelor's degree in a creative or related field. * Minimum 6 years of experience in Video Production Environment with 1 year being in a lead or mentor role. * Experience with audio recording, mixing ...

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How much do field audio recording jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for field audio recording in the United States is $84,456.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,000.00 and $113,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Field Audio Recording vs Sound Technician?

AspectField Audio RecordingSound Technician
CredentialsAudio engineering certifications, experience with recording equipmentAudio certifications, technical training in sound systems
Work EnvironmentOn-location, outdoor or remote settings for film, TV, or live eventsStudio or live event venues, indoor environments
Industry UsageFilm, television, documentary, live event recordingConcerts, theater, broadcast, studio production

Field Audio Recording and Sound Technician roles share similar credentials and industry usage, but differ mainly in work environment and specific focus. Field Audio Recorders specialize in capturing sound on location, often outdoors or remote sites, while Sound Technicians typically work in controlled studio or venue settings. Both roles require technical skills and certifications, but their day-to-day tasks and environments vary significantly.

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Film Intern - Reality TV Production (Videography & Editing Focused)

Los Angeles, CA • On-site

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Key responsibilities

  • Assist with multi-camera setups and manage field audio equipment during reality-style shoots.

  • Build rough cuts, create assembly string-outs, and organize multi-cam timelines within the editing software workflow.

  • Handle data wrangling, offload memory cards, and organize raw production footage files.


Job description

Reality Television Production Intern (Videography & Editing Focus)

Company: Lavonne's The Agency

Location: Hybrid / [Your Location] (In-person for scheduled shoot days twice a week; remote options for editing blocks)

Job Type: Part-Time Fall Semester Internship (College Credit Eligible)



Job Description:

We are seeking a hands-on Video Production Intern for the current semester to directly assist in recording and producing an upcoming unscripted/reality show episode. Unlike traditional administrative film internships, this role focuses entirely on the technical pipeline of creators: you will split your time evenly between on-set camera/audio recording and post-production video editing.



Key Responsibilities:

  • Field Recording: Assist with multi-camera setups, operate secondary B-roll cameras, and manage field audio equipment (lavalier and boom microphones) during reality style shoots. [1]
  • On-Set Media Management: Handle data Wrangling, offload memory cards safely, and organize raw production footage files.
  • Video Editing: Build initial rough cuts, create assembly string-outs, and organize multi-cam timelines within the editing software workflow.
  • Post-Production Support: Assist with dialogue cleanup, basic sound placement, and exporting final episode deliverables for review. [1]



Qualifications:

  • Current enrollment in a college/university film, television, or media production program.
  • Foundational experience operating DSLR or mirrorless cinema cameras (Sony, Canon, or Blackmagic).
  • Proficient technical knowledge of non-linear editing software, preferably Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
  • Ability to work independently on tight deadlines and manage large file structures.



General Information:

This application is intended for current university students and recent graduates. Please only submit this application once per cycle. Academic Credit is available as a form of compensation.

  • Internship Dates: August 31st – December 18th, 2026
  • Hours: Twice a week from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (16 hours per week)
  • Location: Burbank, CA office and local shoot locations



Goals and Objectives:

  • Learn effective entertainment industry communication, video production workflow, and reality TV structures.
  • Receive routine feedback and evaluation from industry professionals.
  • Gain real-world experience in multi-camera setups, field audio recording, and non-linear editing.
  • Network with entertainment industry professionals.
  • This internship acts as an extension of the classroom by providing real-life application to media production, digital storytelling, and post-production concepts.


Benefits of Taking On The Position:

  • Learn the production side of reality entertainment and how it integrates with a top talent agency.
  • Resources, facilities, and equipment provided for editing and production needs.
  • Work closely with agents and producers having experience with over 100 productions and over 10 years in the entertainment industry.
  • Network & Festival Exposure: Collaborate directly on producing a high-quality episode packaged to pitch to major networks and submit to film festivals.



Duties & Responsibilities:

  • Field Recording: Operate your own camera and manage field audio equipment (lavalier and boom microphones) during reality-style shoots.
  • Video Editing: Build rough cuts, assembly string-outs, and organize multi-cam timelines to edit the reality show episode.
  • Media Management: Handle data wrangling, securely offload memory cards, and organize raw media assets.
  • Production Support: Assist with dialogue cleanup, basic sound placement, and exporting final episode deliverables for executive review.
  • Content Delivery: Format and package digital video files for client submissions and network casting pitches.


Equipment Requirements:

  • Camera Package: Must own and bring a reliable camera setup capable of shooting high-definition video
  • Editing Gear: Must own a reliable laptop capable of handling heavy video editing software


Eligibility:

  • Term: Fall 2026 Internships for our Burbank Office.
  • Availability: Applicants must be able to work part-time, 16-20 hours per week or 290 hours minimum to complete the Fall internship.
  • Education: Applicants should have a graduation date of May 2026 - June 2028.
  • Location: Burbank, CA.
  • Compensation: This is an unpaid internship with academic credit offered as a form of compensation.