C15 Studio
Channel Operations Coordinator

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Reporting to the Senior Channel Manager, you will support the delivery of engaging programming schedules for sports-specific FAST channels, including presentation elements and live event playout. You will ensure assets and metadata are broadcast-ready, playlists are accurate, and live operations run smoothly in compliance with rights and broadcast standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure media is received, processed and available in time for transmission
- Add and quality-check metadata in broadcast systems to ensure fault-free playout
- Soft-segment assets for accurate placement of advertising breaks
- Check, review and amend playlists prior to release; resolve errors, overruns and underruns as required
- Support live event broadcasts, including triggering ad breaks and returning to schedule
- Assist with compliance to rights-holder obligations, platform rules and broadcast regulations
- Work flexibly across evenings and weekends in line with the sporting calendar
- Carry out other duties within the scope and purpose of the role as the business evolves
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- Experience working in sports scheduling, including experience with live sports and presentation scheduling, you will be skilled at assisting in the delivery of linear channels.
- Experience using cloud-based playout technology is highly desirable.
- You will demonstrate strong organisational and multitasking skills and be able to collaborate.
- Finally, it goes without saying that expertise in or a particular knowledge of (or simply a passion for) sports is essential.
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