Skycam Utility — Live Stadium Broadcast Tech Ops

Casting Companion; Minnesota; On-site; USD 28,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

MING Entertainment is seeking a Skycam Utility crew member in Minneapolis, Minnesota for the Michigan vs. Minnesota game. You will support Technical Operations during setup, game-day operations, and post-event breakdown for the ESPN broadcast from Oct 1–3, 2026.

The role involves handling Skycam equipment, cables, and reels, staying vigilant for cable issues, and working safely in a live stadium environment. Prioritizes reliability and teamwork in a fast-paced broadcast setting.

Qualifications

• Must be available to work in Minneapolis, Minnesota, from October 1–3, 2026.
• Physically demanding live stadium work; ability to lift up to 40 pounds.
• Comfortable with heights and elevated work areas.
• May climb stairs or navigate stadium catwalks as needed.
• Assist with truck unloading, equipment transport, setup, game-day operations and strike.
• Strong attention to detail when monitoring Skycam cables and reels.
• Dependable and able to take direction in a fast-paced live broadcast environment.

Responsibilities

• Support the Technical Operations and Skycam crews during the ESPN college football broadcast.
• Assist with equipment setup before the game and production strike after the event.
• Monitor Skycam cables and reels during operation to help prevent tangles and other cable issues.
• Stay attentive to cable movement and communicate potential problems to the appropriate crew members.
• Unload medium-to-heavy equipment cases from broadcast production trucks.
• Carry and position technical equipment throughout the stadium as directed.
• Help break down, pack, and reload broadcast equipment following production.
• Follow instructions and established safety procedures throughout the assignment.

Job description

MING Entertainment is seeking a Skycam Utility crew member in Minneapolis, Minnesota for the Michigan vs. Minnesota game. You will support Technical Operations during setup, game-day operations, and post-event breakdown for the ESPN broadcast from Oct 1–3, 2026.

The role involves handling Skycam equipment, cables, and reels, staying vigilant for cable issues, and working safely in a live stadium environment. Prioritizes reliability and teamwork in a fast-paced broadcast setting.