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Working within the Cougars Athletics and Recreation department, these are flexible positions whose work schedule is variable and may include an irregular schedule of not less than three (3) hours per shift and up to thirty-five (35) hours per week. These positions will end March 31, 2027.
The Camera Operator is responsible for operating broadcast cameras during MRU Cougars hockey, basketball, soccer or volleyball games, delivering high-quality footage for Canada West TV streams. Working under the direction of the Broadcast Producer, the Camera Operator captures live action that aligns with broadcast standards, including tight tracking of gameplay, smooth transitions, and dynamic framing of key moments like attacks, blocks, three-pointers, fouls, and celebrations.
This role requires focus, timing, and a feel for the pace of the game. Operators must be able to adapt quickly to the flow of play, maintain steady shots, and follow fast-moving athletes with precision. Experience with camera equipment is an asset, but on-the-job training is provided. The Camera Operator is vital to the viewer experience and is a great opportunity for students interested in media, film, or live sports production.
Working within the Cougars Athletics and Recreation department, these are flexible positions whose work schedule is variable and may include an irregular schedule of not less than three (3) hours per shift and up to thirty-five (35) hours per week. These positions will end March 31, 2027.
The Camera Operator is responsible for operating broadcast cameras during MRU Cougars hockey, basketball, soccer or volleyball games, delivering high-quality footage for Canada West TV streams. Working under the direction of the Broadcast Producer, the Camera Operator captures live action that aligns with broadcast standards, including tight tracking of gameplay, smooth transitions, and dynamic framing of key moments like attacks, blocks, three-pointers, fouls, and celebrations.
This role requires focus, timing, and a feel for the pace of the game. Operators must be able to adapt quickly to the flow of play, maintain steady shots, and follow fast-moving athletes with precision. Experience with camera equipment is an asset, but on-the-job training is provided. The Camera Operator is vital to the viewer experience and is a great opportunity for students interested in media, film, or live sports production.
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Setting up and testing camera equipment prior to game time
Following instructions from broadcast producer regarding changes to broadcast schedule
Operating cameras during games
Taking direction from broadcast producer
Troubleshooting any problems that may arise during broadcasts
Equipment take down and clean up
Completing inventory checklist with broadcast producer to ensure all equipment is returned
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