AV & Stadium Production Crew - Gameday Role

Tennessee Titans•Nashville, TN

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Tennessee Titans are expanding the A/V & Stadium Production Crew to support private events and major events at Nissan Stadium, as well as off-property events throughout the Nashville metro area. Crew members set up, operate, and strike audiovisual equipment; troubleshoot technical issues; assist with equipment repairs and maintenance; organize equipment and report damaged or missing items; and follow Nissan Stadium Production Guidelines while providing customer service to employees, vendors, and event guests. A reliable form of transportation is required for off-property events. The crew includes a range of production roles. Audio Engineers mix live sound using professional consoles and set up, test, and operate audio equipment. Audio Assistants support audio setup and operations. AV Engineers support stadium AV systems on event and non-event days. AV Technicians support event audio and video systems. Camera Operators capture live-event footage, and Directors coordinate production cues and live event flow. Grips load in, set up, and strike equipment and support camera setups. LED Technicians set up and operate portable LED walls. Lighting Directors design and operate event lighting. Replay Operators capture and play back game footage. Technical Directors operate video switchers, while Video Engineers support broadcast infrastructure, signal flow, patching, and troubleshooting. The work takes place at Nissan Stadium and Titans off-property events in the Nashville metro area. The schedule includes nights, weekends, and holidays. Roles may require lifting heavy equipment and working at heights, lifts, or scaffolding, depending on the assignment.

Requirements

At least one year of proven experience operating professional AV equipment, including digital audio consoles, wireless microphones, video playback systems, cameras, and lighting.
Some experience with production control room systems and workflow.
Strong troubleshooting skills.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work effectively under pressure as needed.
Ability to lift 50 pounds.
Punctuality and availability to work nights, weekends, and holidays.
A reliable form of transportation for off-property events.
Some assignments require the ability to work at heights, lifts, or scaffolding and lift heavy equipment.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Dante protocol for A1 roles.
Fall protection certification for AV Engineer roles.
Experience with touring or rental LED systems for LED Technician roles.

Responsibilities

Set up, operate, and/or strike AV equipment for private and major events at Nissan Stadium.
Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues during setup and operation.
Assist with equipment repairs and general maintenance; organize equipment after events and report damaged or missing equipment.
Follow Nissan Stadium Production Guidelines and provide customer service to employees, vendors, and event guests.
For A1 roles, mix live sound; set up, test, and operate audio equipment, including portable PA systems; and collaborate with the production team on sound quality.
For A2 roles, set up and manage audio equipment, assist with audio transitions, and troubleshoot technical issues.
For AV Engineer roles, support maintenance and operation of TVs, audio, video, and event-based systems on gamedays and non-event days; perform quality checks of channel lineups, suites, clubs, touch panels, and back-of-house audio and video routing.
For AV Technician roles, support stadium events with audio and video systems and run and wrap cables neatly and safely.
For Camera Operator roles, set up, operate, and maintain camera equipment and capture footage in coordination with the director.
For Director roles, execute live-event production plans, run cues, manage event flow, and adapt to unexpected changes.
For Grip roles, load in, set up, and strike equipment; dress cables; maintain safety standards; build and position camera support; secure equipment; and clean and maintain equipment.
For LED Technician roles, set up, operate, maintain, calibrate, troubleshoot, and tear down portable LED displays and related equipment.
For Lighting Director roles, design, set up, program, and run lighting for events and stadium productions.
For Replay Operator roles, capture, organize, and play back game footage; assemble replay sequences and highlight packages; and transition between live action and replays.
For Technical Director roles, operate Ross switchers and manage video inputs and transitions during live events.
For Video Engineer roles, support and maintain control room or mobile unit infrastructure, manage signal flow and patching, and troubleshoot production systems.