Video is the largest and most multi-layered discipline in corporate live event production. LML staffs every video position — from the Engineer in Charge who oversees the entire video village, to specialist operators for graphics, playback, switching, projection, and cameras.
Accountable for the integrity of the entire video output — signal flow, team direction, and primary client liaison.
View role →The EIC's primary operational partner — owns a dedicated seat and holds technical execution when the EIC is managing the room.
View role →Fills a defined seat — graphics station, playback machine, record position, or confidence monitoring — under EIC/V1 direction.
View role →Manages the pre-recorded content stack — packages, b-roll, animations — executing starts and stops on cue with the show caller.
View role →Client-facing presentation fluency — advancing decks, executing last-minute swaps, and troubleshooting without breaking composure.
View role →Runs the production switcher at 4K/UHD — clean transitions across main screen, confidence, IMAG, and broadcast simultaneously.
View role →Selects and cuts between live camera sources at the video director's call — a dedicated seat on broadcast and IMAG-heavy shows.
View role →Setup, alignment, and operation of projection systems — single units, stacked for brightness, or multi-projector blended arrays.
View role →Captures the show to file — ISO program output, individual camera feeds, or both — and confirms file integrity at each act break.
View role →Owns framing, focus, and exposure at their position — delivering a consistent, on-spec picture to the switcher throughout the run.
View role →Controls PTZ heads in real time — one op managing multiple angles from truss-mounted or inaccessible positions.
View role →Manages camera shading from a remote control panel — matching iris, exposure, white balance, and color across all positions.
View role →Operates a Steadicam rig for smooth, stabilized movement — following talent and executing tracking shots no locked camera can achieve.
View role →The roaming camera position — handheld, untethered, capturing b-roll, audience reactions, and cutaways during the live show.
View role →Tell us your show date, positions, and venue — we'll staff it.
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