Graphics Operator I

The Graphics Operator will execute graphics on an intermediate level using ESPN developed playout applications for event and studio productions.Maintains quality of ESPN’s on-air product for daily/nightly studio and event productions.

Responsibilities:

• Operates ESPN developed playout applications for live Studio and Event productions
• Works independently on Studio and Event assignments
• Enforces studio and remote formats of ESPN’s networks and its promo look
• Ensures the accuracy and timely preparation of graphics assigned to productions
• Able to effectively communicate across the organization to report technical problems. Must also be able to clearly articulate sources of problems in defective equipment reports
• Required to work flexible hours and days as production assignments dictate including weekends, nights, and holidays
• Maintain administrative records including shift assignment reports and other required documentation
• Upholds production assist responsibilities when necessary
• Trains new hires on various Studio productions
• Fulfill Show Lead responsibilities on multiple productions, including thorough graphics documentation, workflow efficiencies, communication with peers

Basic Requirements:

• Able to perform at an intermediate level with functions of Windows-based playout applications
• Photoshop skills to assist Design group with headshot cutouts
• Two or more years of on-air graphics systems playout experience in a major market or at the network level
• Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office applications is necessary
• Thorough sports knowledge is preferred
• Candidates must be highly motivated, willing to work unusual hours and must demonstrate the ability to work under pressure to meet ever-changing deadlines
• Must be accurate spellers and possess strong communication skills
• Must have reliable transportation to work

Preferred Requirements:

• Demonstrate versatility on all studio shows including international productions.
• Proficient use of ESPN IMS (Image Management System) for cataloging logos/headshots and custom graphics and Sales elements
• Proficient understanding of ESPN production terminology, control room etiquette and overall professionalism
• Proficient understanding of the various graphic packages and operational procedures

Basic Education:

• High School Diploma or Equivalent

Preferred Education:

• College degree in Communications, Television & Video Production, Multi-Media, Sports Broadcast Journalism.

Additional Information:

• Must be able to work nights, holidays, and weekends.

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