Video Producer, Diary CEO

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To own the technical capture of The Diary of a CEO — the picture and sound of every recording, anywhere in the world. This person leads the crew who deliver it, so that every episode is captured flawlessly, at the show’s elite technical and editorial standard, with zero unforced errors. A hands‑on hybrid of Director of Photography, Technical Director, and Audio Mixer, this is the person who guarantees that what happens in the room is captured perfectly in image, sound, and atmosphere, while keeping the recording environment calm, intimate, and uncompromised.

• Flawless capture: Every DOAC recording is captured at broadcast-grade quality across picture, sound, and look, right the first time, with nothing lost, mist racked, or compromised.

• The room protected: The intimacy and calm of every recording is preserved; the capture operation is never seen and never heard.

• Consistency everywhere: Every shoot, in every market, looks and sounds unmistakably like DOAC, whether run personally or with crew sourced cold.

• A crew that holds the bar: Freelance technical crew, wherever they are hired, deliver to the DOAC standard under clear direction.

• Marginal gains, every week: Image, sound, setup, and workflow get measurably better through a relentless 1% improvement habit.

1. Technical Capture & Floor Execution

• Own the picture and sound of every recording, operating as DP, Technical Director, and Audio Mixer across DOAC’s multi-camera setup.

• Run the camera package personally, covering lighting, framing, exposure, and look, and direct camera operators to the DOAC standard.

• Operate the switcher and the live multi-camera cut, managing ISO records and multi-format delivery.

• Run sound recording across mics, levels, and a clean, broadcast-grade audio capture for every guest, every segment.

2. Crew Leadership & Quality Bar

• Build and direct freelance technical crew across camera, technical direction, sound, and specialist roles, holding the craft standard on who works on DOAC.

• Source and vet crew in unfamiliar markets, exercising the taste to judge an unknown operator, mixer, or TD cold and hold them to the bar.

• Brief and run the crew on the day so the whole capture team operates as one calibrated unit, accountable to DOAC’s technical and editorial standards.

3. The Room:
Discretion, Intimacy & Judgment

• Protect the recording environment. DOAC conversations are sensitive and high-trust, and the capture operation must never disturb that.

• Enforce the “neither seen nor heard” doctrine. Crew invisibility is the baseline standard, not the aspiration.

• Read the room and exercise judgment in real time, knowing when to move, when to hold, and when a technical need yields to the moment in front of the guest.

• Ensure every guest’s in-studio experience is flawless and undisturbed, from arrival through wrap.

4. Global Production & Travel

• Travel with the show to LA, NYC, London, and anywhere DOAC records, running capture personally on the road, often at short notice.

• Stand up technical capture in any market, covering equipment logistics, freight, local crew, and setup, holding the same standard wherever the show shoots.

• Maintain consistency across geographies so that every recording, wherever it happens, looks and sounds like DOAC.

5. Post-Production Craft

• Bring proficient-to-expert post skills across…