The entry-level Associate Webcast Specialist assists in webcast pre-production, production, and post-production by supporting the setup and operation of video, audio, and webcast equipment. They are expected to exhibit strong communication skills and demonstrate a willingness to learn new online event technologies as the field grows and evolves. Primary job responsibilities include: Support all webcasts assigned from pre-production, production, and post-production Ensure that the assigned webcast is appropriately staffed and has sufficient technical resources in place Set up and operate video and audio production equipment, including the operation of webcast platforms Complete all postproduction to ensure rapid turnaround time of deliverables. Act as both the primary client contact and technical contact for all webcasts assigned Perform video production (camera operation, technical directing, video playback, switching), audio production (microphone, teleconference, multi-language feeds, etc.), floor manager, encoding support, and any additional production requirements based on project requirements Coordinate the receipt and distribution of the presentation slide deck as required for the event Troubleshoot and implement new software and upgrades into the production environment Troubleshoot and provide minor repairs when needed Train and participate in training with webcast team members on new processes, equipment, etc., on an as-needed basis Support special projects as requested by management Travel to other sites and off-site locations as needed to support webcasts Any other special projects or duties deemed necessary by the supervisor or Manager Supporting webcasts both in-person and remotely
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED