Part Time Camera Operator

position overview

please note this position is for the upcoming season of 2026-27. We will not start the interviewing process until mid-august with an anticipated start date of mid-september.

we are recruiting for part‑time, game night staff for the orlando magic, osceola magic, and orlando solar bears. Whether you are a college student, a teacher with a flexible schedule, someone looking to re‑enter the workforce, or someone just looking for additional income, our part‑time, event roles could be perfect for you.

• maintain and operate the camera and related equipment during orlando magic/orlando solar bears games and other live events at the kia center, as well as osceola magic games at osceola heritage park.
• operate the camera under guidance of the director and producer.
• collaborate with the video shader and kia center broadcast technology services (bts) department to properly set up prior to the event and take down and store all camera gear at the conclusion of the event as directed.
• test all equipment with the video shader at kia center before event start, including sony hdc‑3500h wireless cameras, sony fx6 or equivalent cinema cameras, sony hdc‑3500l cameras, lenses, tripods, cabling, headsets, wave central wireless system and ancillary equipment; ensure proper set up and operation of pan/tilt head, zoom and focus controls, balanced operation, headset communication and monitor return.
• operate multiple sony hdc cameras with telemetrics controller for in‑game crowd elements and pre/post‑game interviews as needed.
• test all equipment with the bts eic at osceola heritage park prior to event, including hitachi sk‑hd1000 cameras, lenses, tripods, cabling, headsets, teradek wireless system and ancillary equipment; ensure proper set up and operation of pan/tilt head, zoom and focus controls, balanced operation, headset communication and monitor return.
• follow instructions of the show producer and director instantaneously during the show in a fast‑paced environment.
• collaborate with the production team during cue‑to‑cue rehearsal.
• meet with the director prior to event start to review the production schedule and shot requirements.
• provide creative shot selection and framing, aware of the production team, to give the live show compelling shots, focusing on engaging crowd shots and entertainment.
• report any technology or equipment issues promptly to video shader and eic.
• assist in the technical strike of the broadcast technology equipment, including radio equipment, camera equipment, and scorer’s table.
• maintain accurate up‑to‑date availability on
• perform other duties as assigned.