A09A

Description

Works in broadcast delivery; principles and procedures of military broadcasting; collection, evaluation and preparation of military information for use on radio and television; techniques of radio and television production and interviews. Have the ability to refine broadcast writing skills, effectively communicate ideas and information vocally and aurally using natural sound. Use sound effects and the laws and policies governing the use of copyrighted materials in spot production. Uses studio video cameras, hand-held video cameras and a variety of editing systems, audio studios and lighting equipment. Skilled in the principles of framing and composition, camera placement, audio and video editing, visualization and storytelling. Works independently or supervises groups of 3 to 15 broadcasters/videographers depending on production.