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How much do live event video production jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for live event video production in the United States is $24.75, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.59 and $29.33 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To excel in Live Event Video Production, you need expertise in camera operation, audio/visual equipment handling, video switching, and often a degree or certification in video production or related fields. Familiarity with industry-standard tools such as live streaming platforms, broadcast switchers (e.g., TriCaster), and editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro is typically expected. Strong communication, problem-solving, and the ability to stay calm under pressure are crucial soft skills for this fast-paced environment. These abilities are essential to deliver high-quality, seamless live event coverage and quickly resolve technical issues during broadcasts.

What is a Live Event Video Production job?

A Live Event Video Production job involves capturing, streaming, and editing video content in real-time for events such as concerts, conferences, sports, and corporate meetings. Professionals in this role operate cameras, switchers, lighting, and audio equipment to ensure high-quality live broadcasts. They may also coordinate with producers, directors, and technical teams to manage the visual presentation. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to adapt to fast-paced environments are essential in this field.

What are the biggest challenges faced during live event video production?

One of the main challenges in live event video production is managing unexpected technical difficulties, such as equipment failure or network issues, in real time without interrupting the broadcast. Additionally, coordinating with multiple teams—including audio engineers, directors, producers, and event staff—requires strong teamwork and clear communication. Adaptability and quick decision-making are essential because live events often present unique, time-sensitive problems that must be addressed immediately. Embracing these challenges can help you build valuable experience and keep each event exciting and dynamic.

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Live Event Video Director

Live Event Video Director

Livewire

Fargo, ND • On-site

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Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Livewire Entertainment Media Services, LLC

Position: Live Event Video Director

FTE: 1.0 | Exempt

Location: Fargo, North Dakota

Requires travel: Yes; company vehicle provided

Opening: Immediate

Last revised: 2026-03


Livewire, a company committed to producing world-class events of all shapes and sizes with a deep-seated respect and commitment to the growth of arts in the communities we serve, is hiring for a full-time Live Event Video Director

Livewire, established in 1999, is headquartered in Fargo, North Dakota and serves clients throughout the Upper Midwest and around the country.

Livewire believes that enjoying what you do is the key to doing it well. So, as an equal-opportunity employer, we are looking for employees who will take pleasure in the hard work of producing world-class events of all shapes and sizes, and take pride in the results.

If you are committed to the satisfaction of our clients and their guests, we will be committed to helping you grow, learn, and thrive within our organization.

As a member of the Livewire team, you’ll be at the forefront of producing creative and engaging world-class events throughout the Upper Midwest that are “what people talk about” when they get home.


Brief Description:


The Live Event Video Specialist position works with all aspects of video-related services for live event production, ensuring high-quality real-time video production as well as high-quality capture for editing and distribution post-event.


An overview of specialties required includes storyboarding/creative/ideation, live event audio and video capture, technical direction/camera switching, projection, projection mapping, show power, field audio/video capture and commercial and non-profit audio/video capture.


This position works closely with Information Technology-related functions throughout our company and may be subject to confidentiality clauses pertaining to client information, as well as the handling and management of Human Resources-related documentation.


This position often requires travel outside of Fargo, North Dakota across the Upper Midwest and around the country. As this position is deeply involved in the production of live events, which are often dictated by the schedules of clients, venues, and elements outside of our control, this position often requires late nights, early mornings and work on the weekends. In turn, we do all we can to offer very flexible scheduling.


Duties include:

  • Be a contributing member of your team! Maintain a positive, can-do attitude, and encourage and help teammates to be their most successful at every turn.
  • Serving as primary video / event director (e.g. "broadcast director") once the doors open at a live event, including calling and shading cameras, prepping presentation (PowerPoint, etc.) content, and building out creative content on video backdrops designed by this position, such as LED-wall and projection-mapped surfaces.
  • Work with Clients, Project Managers and Technical Directors to understand their vision and needs, as well as to work out any potential problems related to venue, show flow, or logistics.
  • Set Livewire apart by bringing new ideas and technologies to the conversation on a regular basis.
  • Develop a professional, but sincere and personal rapport with Livewire clients.
  • Attend client meetings as appropriate.
  • Assist in scenic/layout design process.
  • Determine design and placement of video components for the event/show considering script, location, and talent/presenter needs.
  • Source and locate additional equipment for rental or purchase as needed/directed using our extensive list of vendor partners, and any contacts you might bring to the table.
  • Work with Operations Team to communicate budgetary / logistics / sourcing needs.
  • Work with and direct crew to rig/place video equipment as needed on-site at event.
  • Collaborate with other departments on the job site by assisting with their projects if you are at a stand-still.
  • Write cue sheets describing cues and cue numbers, cross-referenced to page numbers in script/show flow documents.
  • At times, program equipment cue-to-cue for operation by other Livewire staff as needed.
  • Other duties as assigned. (Keep your office space clean, etc.)



General Requirements (please include appropriate examples in your application materials):

  • Proven experience setting up modern and classic video equipment for use in a live event environment.
  • Trustworthy, self-motivated, self-starting, individual.
  • Evidence of ability to think critically and quickly on the job site.
  • to economically and effectively implement the use of video components, in coordination with other media, to create engaging, energizing environments for corporate, concert and theatrical events of all sizes with clear, consistent video coverage across platforms (projection, recording, stream, etc.)
  • Proven experience with industry standards in rigging/trussing applications and event power applications.
  • Proven knowledge of classic and modern video equipment, analog and digital, as well as best practices of utilizing projection on-event.
  • Strong computer and Internet skills are a requirement for this position.
  • Multi-tasking and ability to manage several projects simultaneously.
  • Must be willing to work a flexible schedule, including nights and weekends.
  • Current driver's license or ability to get to/from office easily.
  • Able to see projects through from concept to completion.
  • Able to climb a ladder, use scissor/articulating lifts, and do some heavy lifting (equipment related).
  • Authorized to work in the United States.
  • Ability to work in a team-oriented, collaborative environment, balancing input and making the best decision(s) for all involved.


Desired Software/Hardware Knowledge (please include appropriate examples in your application materials):

  • Required: NewTek TriCaster Platform (Advanced Editions preferred)
  • Knowledge of NDI and SDI routing protocols
  • Adobe Suite (Premiere, After Effects, Media Encoder, Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.)
  • Resolume 5/6/7+
  • Livestream, Vimeo, and other industry-standard streaming platforms
  • Office 365 Suite
  • Google Workspace
  • Windows 10/11 Pro/Home
  • Mac OS
  • Appropriate network protocols for office and event use
  • Projection / Projection Mapping principles
  • LED Video Wall principles
  • Heavy rigging, heavy power standards and procedures
  • Experience with variety of HD/4K+ cameras and associated accessories and audio equipment for event/shoot use


Helpful, but not required:

  • College or University degree completed
  • Comfortability driving large vehicles such as cargo vans and 26’ box trucks helpful.


Pay/Benefits: Annual rate range $56,500-$85,000, DOE.

  • (80) Hours, ARTS time: All team members are encouraged to participate in and support non-profit/educational theatre, dance, music or arts initiatives in the communities we serve. ARTS time can be utilized anytime throughout a 365-day period upon approval.
  • (15) days paid time off
  • (5) paid sick days
  • Lodging and meals for out-of-town production work.
  • Company vehicles are usually provided, in which case all fuel is paid. If for some reason this is not an option, mileage is paid at the current federal rate when using a personal vehicle.
  • Company-provided laptop, workspace and wholesale pricing on Livewire swag.


Questions? Send us a message through our website at www.livewirenow.com or via this platform.


Thank you for your interest!