The Vegas Video Network is Hiring

The Vegas Video Network, the first and only LIVE online broadcast network in Las Vegas, is ready to do some more growing. We develop and produce completely original daily and weekly live and on-demand programming that has a world-wide reach.  To date, our weekly average of live and on-demand downloads calculates to over two million (2,000,000) a year.

We have found ourselves in the enviable position of needing more help in our eleven-camera capable, all high definition, live streaming video studio.  As a result, we’ve created an opening for a part-time, PAID, studio apprentice.

This is not a "go-get-me-some-coffee" type of gig.

We’re looking for a unique individual who wants to roll up their sleeves, work hard, and get deep into the inner workings of what is arguably the next step in broadcasting.

If you’ve ever wanted to get in on the ground floor of this exciting new way of reaching a world-wide audience, this may be the opportunity you’ve been looking for.

Sounds interesting?  Cool.  You’d be a great candidate if you are personable, enthusiastic, and willing to work crazy hours.  You should be VERY comfortable around technology — you’ll be helping with. . .

• pre-production (cameras, lighting, sets, graphics, guest prepping),
• production (video, audio, cameras, live chat), and
• post-production (audio, video, graphics, software, computers, social media, online)

Naturally, you are a fast learner with an affinity for all things techy, so regardless of the work you’ll be asked to do, you’ll catch on quickly and get the job done.   You should have a creative eye and mind, and should write well.  As time goes on, you’ll be capable of doing everything from writing show notes to being a technical director for any of the VVN shows.

This position will require 16 to 20 hours a week of your time.  There will be a mix of morning, afternoon and evening hours.  And it may turn into a full-time position.

If you’re our (wo)man, let us know.  Send an email to jobs@vegasvideonetwork.com.  Include your resume, tell us a bit about your technical capabilities/experience, and let us know why you’d like to work in a dark studio that is usually occupied by two crazy individuals.  If you’ve done any previous video work, we’d love to see that as well.

We look forward to hearing from you!