What you’ll take on

Safely move, set up, and de-rig lighting, grip, and camera equipment in line with studio standards.

Prepare equipment for upcoming shoots, ensuring the correct kit is allocated and ready on time.

Support basic video shoot setups, including lighting, camera rigging, and monitoring under guidance from the Technical or Video team.

Carry out daily equipment checks (damage, batteries, cables) and flag faults or missing items to the Technical Coordinator.

Correctly store, label, and organise equipment to maintain order and prevent loss or damage.

Maintain clean, tidy, and well-organised studio zones to ensure safe and efficient working environments.

Support photographers, stylists, and production teams during live shoots with equipment adjustments, swaps, and technical assistance.

Provide first-line support for basic camera tethering, monitor setup, or network connectivity issues and escalate more complex problems when required.

Assist with loading and unloading equipment for location shoots, external hires, or inter-studio transfers.

Follow all manual handling, electrical safety, and studio safety procedures, reporting any incidents or hazards immediately.

Support equipment maintenance routines, testing, and PAT testing when trained and authorised.

Take ownership of assigned studio maintenance tasks such as battery charging, cable management, and kit cleaning.

What you'll bring

Keen interest in studio production, photography, or technical workflows.

Practical, organised, and comfortable working in a fast-paced studio environment.

Interest in video production, filming, or editing (beneficial but not essential).

Basic understanding of video formats, cameras, or editing software is desirable but not required.

Strong attention to detail with a proactive and solution-led approach.

Confident communicator who works well within a team.

Willingness to learn, take direction, and develop new skills.

Previous studio experience is beneficial but not essential — full training will be provided.

Highly organised, with pride in maintaining structured and well-presented working environments.

Able to manage multiple priorities whilst maintaining excellent attention to detail.

Naturally proactive, taking ownership of equipment, studio organisation, and identifying opportunities to improve ways of working.