Audio-visual Production Assistant (G-6) (24503)

Overview

Responsible for daily technical courtroom operations to establish, maintain, and uphold the technical, operational, and contextual quality of ICC courtroom broadcast productions. This includes producing live television coverage, providing images for broadcast, and producing recordings of ICC hearings.

Key Responsibilities

• Producing live television coverage of ICC multilingual hearings;
• Providing images for broadcast of ICC hearings;
• Producing recordings of ICC hearings in accordance with standard operating procedures, guidelines and regulations;
• Responsible for all audio-visual and computer operations during ICC hearings: directing and switching multiple camera, video, audio and computer, video-teleconferencing and remote platform inputs;
• Produce and prepare for archive public and confidential digital format audio and/or video recordings;
• Produce and provide copies of AV materials (all formats and all systems);
• Produce and provide norm-conversions of AV materials from and to all formats;
• Advise on present and future requirements and specifications for equipment, systems, software and services related to audio-visual production;
• Provide recommendations with regards to policies and new processes surrounding the audio-visual activities;
• Linear and non-linear editing of AV material;
• Perform other tasks as assigned by the supervisor.

Required Experience

A minimum of eight years of progressively responsible practical work experience as a director of video coverage and/or television production in a professional or broadcast multi-camera, preferably in a legal environment, is required. Work experience and/or practical training and dedicated courses in video-editing, using various audio-visual means both linear and non-linear, as well as in-depth knowledge of various analog and digital audio-visual production and transmission systems and equipment is required. Experience in judicial or litigation support as well as knowledge on object-oriented software development is an asset.

Qualifications

Diploma of secondary education. A certificate indicating training and proficiency in audio-visual and/or broadcast/TV, techniques and/or operations is required.

Other Details