This document outlines several roles in multi-camera operations including camera operator, sound mixer, vision mixer, director, lighting desk, floor manager, and graphics generation. The camera operator operates cameras and follows the director's instructions. The sound mixer mixes audio to ensure dialogue is heard clearly. The vision mixer switches between cameras during live production using cuts, mixes and wipes. The director directs actors and is responsible for all creative aspects.

1. Roles in multi-camera operations:
Camera Operator- A camera operator overlooks the filming, they will
operate the camera and maintain composition through a scene or shot. The
camera operator also needs to follow the director’s instructions. Camera
operators will need to be able to follow camera directions and also need to
make sure that all cameras are set up and prepared for filming.
Sound Mixing- A sound mixer needs to mix different audio’s together. The
sound mixer must make sure that the audience can hear the dialogue loud
and clearly.
Vision mixing- The vision mixers job is to switch from one camera to another.
The vision mixer has to edit live while the production is being filmed. A range
of different methods can be used for example cuts, mixes and wipes.
Directing- a director has to direct the actors and actresses and is responsible
and responsible for all creative aspects. The director hires the cast and the
crew and also create a plan of shooting.
Lighting desk- This is someone that manages the lighting in the studio and
decides where the lighting should be focused on. The lighting is based on
what the director thinks will look best from the audiences view.
Floor management- The floor manager has to make sure the floor is clean
and safe. The floor manager also has to make sure everything happens when
it is supposed to.
Graphics generation- The graphic generator has to make sure that
everything arrives on time to the set. They must also make sure all equipment
is set up before the show and make sure the set is safe.