Kelsi Clark Email & Phone Number

• I work as a Broadcast Engineer at Dock10. For this role I have proven to be a multidisciplined technologist who is able to work and provide day to day support across various technologies and Shows being recorded in the.
• Setting up of Systems - Studios/Galleries/Postproduction○ I am responsible for setting up studio equipment, systems and configurations in a good time and to the clients requirements and specifications.
• Maintain technology and equipment.○ Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting and root cause-analysis to ensure equipment is in the correct condition. Identify and establish improvements to current practises.
• Perform MCR duties.○ When an MCR person is not available I am confident and comfortable to perform their role as needed. Which means I am aware of their responsibilities, procedures and protocols. ○ I can monitor and.
• Respond to Incidents○ I make sure I respond quickly to incidents with the ability to be able to prioritise each incident.○ I ensure I am fulfilling the customer service requirements by responding to the alarms.
• Projects and Upgrades○ Design and plan system upgrades.○ Manage a team to deliver a technology project from conception through to delivery.○ Manage finance budgets, raise POs, authorise expenditure in line with.

Mediacityuk

• I worked as a Systems Engineer in CPW, Broadcast and Live Production team. For my role I was responsible for taking on ‘Statement of Need’ requests, prioritising the projects and finding a solution which works for the.
• Looking at current BBC Workflows and Systems.
• Finding solutions to needs and desires of stakeholders.
• Budgeting, buying, and planning for projects.
• Negotiate with third party suppliers for both price and support.
• Project management, time estimates, and organising tasks by priority.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

• I have previously worked on attachment as a project engineer on the ViLoR project. I was the functional lead for developing the monitoring systems, transferring raw data into useable monitoring systems for the BSC. I.
• An understanding of connectivity and network systems.
• Experience working with live TV/Radio and multimedia systems.
• Be able to understand the details of system configurations.
• Proactive approach to detecting and correcting errors in the system/documentation and processes.
• Knowledge of service design and transition.

Mediacityuk

• I have previously worked as an Operations Engineer at BBC, Media City. For my role I was responsible for developing, refining, and delivering BBC Online Services. This included News, Sport, iPlayer, Weather, Children’s.
• Use a diverse range of monitoring tools.
• Be able to spot issues impacting services.
• Technical diagnosis and resolution of incidents, most of which impact live services.
• Logging all incidents and documenting investigations (JIRA/Remedy)
• Implementing appropriate contingency procedures in response to planned or unexpected events.

Derby, United Kingdom

• Previously I worked for Cloudbass as a vision and broadcast engineer, on jobs I was responsible for delivering high quality technology support and picture quality. Cloudbass is an outside broadcast company, and I.
• Racking - control the operation of camera exposure, black level and colour balance.
• Rigging of each camera and other vision and fibre equipment
• maintaining specialist equipment for video production, broadcast and satellite transmission and interactive media
• setting up and monitoring audio-visual links between units in various locations
• installing and testing new facilities and equipment

Liverpool, United Kingdom

Everton was my football club to liaise with the client for all the responsibilities given above, but also to make sure there was no further improvement they requested or faults of which I was unaware of.I would help to improve our service to them as well as our relationship with them.

Preston

• I am currently working for adi.tv in Preston. I have worked here for little over 6 months as a broadcast engineer. I began working for adi.tv a month before graduating from Liverpool John Moores Uni with a 1st class.
• setting up gallery equipment for transmission and editing○ For example this could mean setting up the multiviewer, rewiring macs, routing the correct resources into the correct gallery, setting up makitos (both encoder.
• designing and setting up audio and video circuits○ This could be routing commentary or clean FX through the sound desk and through an audio matrix to embed/de-embed audio to video.
• installing multimedia hardware, software and other digital broadcast technology systems○ Possibly updating firmware, finding the correct programs for certain jobs, installing an ingest system, building databases.
• setting up and operating links between studios and OB units○ As a guarantee engineer I could be plugging up the OB, and sending feeds into football clubs, or as a broadcast engineer sending the correct program from our.
• vision mixing (editing programmes live as they are being transmitted or recorded)○ This is a rare job for me personally at adi, however I have had plenty of training throughout university, and if needed as a backup.

Liverpool, United Kingdom

I spent three years at LJMU, studying Broadcast and Media Production and graduated in 2014 with a first class honours degree.Listed below is a few of the classes I have taken and gained my knowledge and acheived a first in:Virtual Studio and CGILive Venue, Lighting & AcousticsPersonal and Porfessional DevelopmentWeb Casting, Streaming and.

Platt Bridge, Wigan

I worked at McDonalds as a crew member for four years, varying between both full time and part time. I continued to work part time throughout my education and full time in holidays, making room for other part time jobs and work experience as listed.My duties while working at McDonalds inluded:Handling cashTaking ordersHospitalityKitchenCleaning

Knowsley

When working as the videographer at Knowsley safari park, i was in charge of making informative promotional videos of the animals, and facilities at the park. When doing this i was in charge of all filming, setting up the correct colour balancing, white balance, nd filters, audio checks etc.

An Episode of The Lazy LunchWe were assigned a task to create a television series in the studio at LJMU.I was a presenter myself as well as a camera operator when not on screen!

Liverpool, United Kingdom

I worked in the office at Hurricane Films, therefore some of my duties included:Answering PhonesGreeting GuestsHowever other tparts of the job included:Reading and approving scriptsEditingPitching IdeasRunner on independent films

Liverpool, United Kingdom

I created promotional videos for Scarewood Forest (Halloween Event). i was in charge of hiring other members, such as sound engineers and cameramen. however i did work them positions myself at times during the project. I also worked as a presenter during interviews.

Everywhere

I worked as a runner on numoureous independent films. Helping with Equipment, Health and Safety, Transport, Errands.E.g, When working on the independent film set of 'Milner', I was asked to keep the actors informed of when they were needed, keeping the paper work in order, such as scripts. As well as taking photos of the set to help with consistency,and.

Wigan

I worked here for a short period of time for a seasonal job during college. My duties included handling cash, taking orders, and greeting guests.

Bachelor'S Degree, Broadcast And Media Production, First Class Hons

A- Levels, Media, English, Psychology

Gcse, English Lit, English Lang, Science, Maths, Statistics, Art, Graphics, History

Activities and Societies: Acheived Straight A's and A*'s st GCSE level.