Studio Cameraman or Camera Operator - Corporate Studio

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Job Description: Studio Cameraman / Camera Operator – Corporate Studio

Job Title: Studio Cameraman / Camera Operator

Function: Brand, Marketing & Communications – EY GDS Studio

Role Overview

The Studio Cameraman is responsible for operating cameras within a controlled corporate studio environment that includes large chroma sets, a news desk, small chroma areas, and interview spaces. The role focuses on precise framing, technical accuracy, multi-camera coordination, and smooth execution of live or recorded studio productions.

This position supports leadership broadcasts, townhalls, panels, episodic video series, and internal communications content.

Key Responsibilities

• Studio Camera Operations
  • Operate studio cameras—PTZ, cinema, or broadcast cameras—as directed by the cinematographer.
  • Set up and adjust:
    • Framing & headroom
    • Focus & sharpness
    • Exposure, ISO, white balance
    • Camera angles for recurring studio formats
  • Ensure continuity across shoots (matching previous angles/settings).

• Multi-Camera Production
  • Work with the broadcast engineer to align camera feeds for:
    • Live shows
    • Hybrid events
    • Multi-person interviews
    • News-style leadership updates
  • Follow real-time cues from the production team during live switching.
  • Coordinate rehearsals, blocking, and presenter movement.

• Chroma & Virtual Set Support
  • Set up camera shots optimized for chroma keying:
    • Proper lighting and distance from screen
    • Clean edges for keying
    • Consistent framing for virtual set integration
  • Understand basic chroma composition requirements.

• News Desk & Set-Based Shoots
  • Prepare static and dynamic shots for:
    • Anchor desk formats
    • Panel discussions
    • Fireside chats
    • CEO/Leader addresses
  • Work with the art director to ensure clean visual composition and background framing.

• Equipment Management
  • Prepare, set up, and test camera gear before each shoot.
  • Ensure timely battery, media card, and monitor readiness.
  • Maintain hygiene and prevent dust or damage to lenses/sensors.
  • Identify and report any equipment issues immediately.

• Collaboration & Production Support
  • Work closely with:
    • Cinematographer (visual style, lighting)
    • Broadcast engineer (camera feeds & signals)
    • Studio operations team
    • Content team (shot requirements)
  • Provide input on optimal angles, camera placement, and shot creativity within the studio environment.

Required Skills & Experience

Technical Skills

• 2–4 years of experience operating cameras in a studio environment.
• Hands-on expertise with:
  • Studio cameras, PTZ systems, or cinema cameras
  • Tripods, pedestals, teleprompter-mounted cameras
  • Framing and composition for corporate communication
• Understanding of:
  • Basic lighting principles
  • Multi-camera production workflows
  • Chroma/green screen shooting techniques
• Ability to operate cameras in sync with live direction.

Behavioural Skills

• Calm and composed during live broadcasts.
• High attention to detail and accuracy.
• Ability to take direction and deliver consistent results.
• Professional communication and teamwork.

Education

• Diploma/degree in Film, Video Production, Media, Mass Communication, or related fields.

Added advantage.

• Familiarity with virtual sets, tracking, or mixed reality environments.
• Exposure to corporate studio or newsroom-style setups.
• Basic understanding of DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro.

Why This Role Matters

The studio cameraman ensures the corporate studio delivers consistent, polished, and visually compelling video content—strengthening leadership communication, brand storytelling, and enterprise-wide engagement.

What We Offer

At EY GDS, you’ll help pioneer a new era of corporate storytelling — where live conversations, leadership broadcasts, and creative design come together to inform, engage, and inspire.

You’ll work in a high-energy studio that mirrors the pace of a newsroom — where every project challenges you to blend design precision, storytelling power, and live agility.

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