Supervisory Producer - Washington, United States - US Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration

Description

Duties:

• Performs video production work and is responsible for setting up cameras, lighting equipment, teleprompter, sound equipment and other operating equipment at location sites.
• Sets up and operates equipment for live and live to tape events throughout the Department, delivers and sets up audiovisual equipment for official meetings and briefings, and trains other employees on usage of audiovisual equipment.
• Creates and manages the production process, and/or directs and edits the production of videotaped and live programs; teleconferences; or other similar productions, with sound accompaniment.
• Directs, produces, and/or edits videotaped and live programs, teleconferences; and/or other similar productions, with sound accompaniment.
• Controls the artistic and creative aspects of the production and/or oversees all post production processes associated with prerecorded productions.
• Responsible for coordinating the sets and lighting, selecting music and sound effects, managing rehearsals and determining camera placement and angles.
• The incumbent oversees the daily operation of the section, ensures that agency policies and priorities are being followed; develops performance standards; and evaluates work performance of subordinates.
• Manages and provides oversight for an ongoing evaluation system within the Section; ensures that controls are in place and functioning properly; and is responsible for the final vulnerability assessment.
• Plan and organize photographic coverage for a variety of simple to complex technical assignments.
• Customized and artistic photo products, requiring expert skill to reproduce high quality products from conventional digital images using highly specialized equipment including proper use of photo editing software under pressure and short deadlines.
• Knowledge of the selection and use of the proper cameras, lens systems, and appropriate accessories to ensure complete and precise coverage, in order to respond to normal or unique situations that require photographic documentation.
• Set up all related equipment and accessories, such as tripods, lights, props, background pieces and processing systems.
• Performs all preventive maintenance and minor repairs. Incumbent must diagnose and correct operation problems not involving electrical or major mechanical faults to ensure that interruptions in production are held to a minimum.
• Develop, modify or adapt equipment and processes for specialized use to ensure completion of unusual or unprecedented assignments.
• Maintain records for reporting purposes to ensure accurate, uptodate production figures.
• Total independent judgment is essential. Must draw on experience and knowledge to complete assignments when proper equipment or supplies are not available or when they must be modified.
• Ability to utilize equipment, techniques and processes that must be developed, created or modified to adapt to a wide variety of locations and situations.

Requirements:


Conditions of Employment:

• Selective Service registration is required for males born after 12/31/195
• A probationary period may be required for employees and supervisors.
• Selected applicants will be required to complete an online onboarding process.

Qualifications:

• To qualify for this position, applicants must meet all requirements by the closing date of this announcement, 05/21/202
• The Office of Personnel Management's group coverage qualification standards, associated
  Individual Occupational Requirements (IOR)**, and individual qualification standards covering white collar occupations in the Federal competitive service can be found: Here

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Note: Applicants
must meet both the
Individual Occupational Requirement for this position and the
Specialized Experience as defined below.
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Individual Occupational Requirements

Education:


Undergraduate and Graduate Education:
Major study - photography, radio or television production, motion picture production, or other fields related to the position.

• Advanced training in a vocational school, technical institute, or art institute above the high school level in one of the fields listed above is creditable as general experience on a monthformonth basis.

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Specialized Experience

GS-13: Applicants must have one (1) year of specialized experience equivalent to at least the next lower grade (GS-12) in the federal service. Specialized experience is work experience that equipped the applicant with the knowledge, skills and abilities (KSA's) to perform successfully the duties of the position.


Specialized experience for this position is defined as:
(1) experience and proficiency in operating photography and video equipment, (2) experience with various lighting techniques, composition, and visual storytelling, (3) experience utilizing strong communication, leadership, and project management skills, (4) coordinating teams and ensuring successful produ