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They will ensure the equipment such as monitors and recording devices are working efficiently so they can capture and display what is being filmed, making it available for the director, cinematographer and other key crew who may request seeing what the camera has captured in real-time.  \nPLAYBACK & REVIEW  \nEnsuring the smooth operation of the video assist equipment is a key responsibility for the Video/ Split Operator. They will be required to provide immediate playback for the director and other key crew, often directly after a take. This instant playback is essential for assessing cast performance, camera moves, and other technical details that will determine if an additional take or pick up is required.  \nDATA MANAGEMENT  \nThe Video/ Split Operator priority revolves around managing the recorded video data, labelling it appropriately, and making sure it is stored correctly for future reference. For example, the Director may need to see a take from earlier in the scheduled day. Providing this playback fast is crucial, so the Video/ Split Operator must be organised and clever in their filing system.  \n Screen Careers 2024 2  \nPREPRODUCTION  \n Reports directly to the DOP a nd 1st Camera Assistant (1AC) .  \n Check and test all video assist equipment.  \n Meeting with camera department.  \n Prepare for specific gear required on scheduled shooting days.  \nCAMERA TESTS  \n Set up video assist equipment.  \n Provide live video feed, playback and streamline facilities for director and other key crew.  \nMEETINGS  \nCamera Department Meeting – ensure all video assist equipment is compatible with cameras and can be integrated with feeds from the camera to monitors.  \nSHOOT DAY EXAMPLE:  \n CREW CALL – arrive to Unit Base for breakfast and daily briefing.  \n ARRIVAL ON SET: work closely with camera department and 1st Assistant Director to find a suitable site on location to set up ‘video village’.  \n Not too close to but not too far away from camera.  \n Be sure to give the 1st Assistant Director the time to understand and calculate exactly where the scene is being shot.  \n Set up video assist equipment in suitable locations. 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