e.tv is South Africa’s biggest independent and free-to-air television channel. Established in 1998, the channel has been in existence for over two decades and appeals to all races, genders, ages and income groups.
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Under the guidance of the producer and senior cameraman, assists with and learns to plan and develop the visual presentation of inserts, gradually building skill in creative and technical filming techniques.
Learns to set up optimal lighting and to record sound of excellent quality, under supervision.
Films sequences in continuity for editing purposes and ingests and labels all footage.
Maintains the assigned ENG kit in good condition and a state of readiness at all times.
Accompanies and assists senior cameramen on doorstop and undercover assignments, learning to capture clear audio and visuals while protecting the identity of anonymous sources.
Is willing to travel and to be away from home for shoots as required, accompanying the production team.
Learns to film anchor links to an excellent audio and visual standard and is punctual at all times.
Video Editing
Learns to edit raw footage into broadcast-ready content, under supervision, incorporating appropriate transitions, audio, graphics and colour correction where required.
Works towards producing broadcast-ready edits within agreed timelines.
Communication and Teamwork
Is a team player with good interpersonal and communication skills.
Maintains a good working relationship with the cameramen and editors assigned to each story.
Works effectively under pressure and problem-solves, especially when under pressure.
Requirements
Qualifications
National Senior Certificate - Essential
National Diploma in Film and Television - Essential
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