Broadcast & Media Lead (Part-Time)

ONE | A Potter’s House Church•Los Angeles, CA

9d•$25 - $37•Hybrid

About The Position

The Broadcast & Media Lead owns the live broadcast and weekly video distribution for ONE, ensuring a consistent, high-quality online experience from live service execution through post-production, YouTube delivery, and media archiving.

Requirements

Familiarity with Blackmagic Design production equipment and live switching workflows.
Experience operating or directing multi-camera productions using Canon C300-series cameras.
Live broadcast execution, broadcast volunteer development, YouTube video production, media archiving, and post-service video workflow.
Sundays: Required for weekly services.
One weekday: Remote post-production/archiving day (specific day coordinated with supervisor).
Saturdays: One to two Saturdays per month for rehearsals, volunteer workshops, or production preparation, scheduled in advance.
Special Events: Required as needed, with advance notice provided whenever possible.

Responsibilities

Direct Sunday live broadcasts, including calling camera shots and overseeing the switching of live camera feeds.
Lead and support camera operators, switcher operators, and broadcast volunteers during services.
Monitor livestream quality and respond to broadcast issues during services.
Maintain consistent broadcast standards for camera composition, shot selection, pacing, and execution.
Coordinate with the AVL Systems Lead when technical issues affect the broadcast.
Edit the weekly sermon video for YouTube and deliver the completed edit by Sunday at 9:00 PM.
Edit and prepare the RESI service recording for distribution.
Export and upload final video content to designated platforms.
Manage service video archives, file organization, and media storage, including Frame.io and other designated platforms.
Maintain consistent file naming and media organization practices.
Train and develop camera, switching, and broadcast lead volunteers.
Provide ongoing feedback and coaching to strengthen broadcast quality and volunteer confidence.
Lead one to two volunteer broadcast workshops per month, typically on Saturdays.
Prepare broadcast workflows and media needs for Sunday services and special events.
Participate in Saturday rehearsals as needed, based on service and production requirements.
Support broadcast execution for special services and events, with advance notice provided whenever possible.
Identify opportunities to improve broadcast quality, workflow, and the overall online viewer experience.