DANIEL ORÉ ROMERO

· The Master Control Operator is responsible for managing and monitoring the transmission of broadcast television content. They will ensure the smooth operation of all technical equipment, perform quality control checks, and troubleshoot any issues that arise. The Master Control Operator will also be responsible for scheduling and logging program feeds, and maintaining accurate records of all broadcast activities.

Played a crucial role in emergency reporting situations through quick response times and efficient coordination with news teams.

· Improved overall broadcast performance with timely equipment maintenance and troubleshooting.

· Monitored channels for compliance with federal regulations and strict company rules.

· Increased viewer satisfaction by coordinating with production teams to resolve technical issues promptly.

· Assisted in training new hires on standard operating procedures, improving team efficiency and cohesion.

· Performed quality control duties for on air content during newscasts.

· Efficiently managed commercial breaks for revenue generation while maintaining optimal content flow for viewers'' enjoyment.

· Reduced technical errors during live broadcasts by following strict quality control standards and guidelines set forth by the station management team.

Video assist operators (VAOs) take the images generated by the film or digital cameras and display them on video monitors so the director and other crew members can see exactly what’s been shot.

These images are also recorded for playback, so the action can be reviewed after each take. They are a reference through which continuity can be checked. The playback is stored to form a complete archive of the shots taken throughout the production.

VAOs use dedicated software for the recording and instant playback. The software also gives the VAO the ability to simulate visual effects on set as filming is happening. The director and visual effects (VFX) staff can evaluate these shots immediately rather than wait until the raw footage is processed and manipulated.

The VAO can also edit the scenes on set for continuity and timing purposes. This helps ensure that no shots have been missed.

• Operated various types of machinery, demonstrating versatility and adaptability in diverse work environments.
• Collaborated with team members to ensure seamless coordination of tasks and efficient completion of projects.
• Performed quality assurance tasks to promote accuracy and minimize mistakes.
• Accurately documented all operational data, ensuring up-to-date records for review and analysis.
• Used problem-solving and issue-resolution skills to promptly and successfully address production problems.

· Identified equipment issues and implemented troubleshooting techniques for resolution.

· Successfully executed ad-hoc programming changes as needed to accommodate special events or breaking news stories without causing disruptions to regular schedules or viewer experiences.

· Ensured seamless program transitions by executing proper on-air switching techniques.

· Supported live event broadcasts by carefully managing signal feeds and ensuring minimal downtime during transmission breaks.

· Enhanced broadcast quality by monitoring and adjusting video, audio, and transmitter levels.

· Streamlined communication between departments, facilitating smooth daily operations in the master control room.

· Coordinated with engineers and producers to ensure effective operation of broadcast systems.

· Researched and evaluated new broadcast technologies to utilize latest technologies.

• Coordinated with engineers and producers to ensure effective operation of broadcast systems.
• Researched and evaluated new broadcast technologies to utilize latest technologies.
• Ran commercials during newscasts, sports programs and network shows.
• Evaluated program schedules and prepared programs to assess transmission readiness and identify any signal issues.
• Selected sources from which programming would be received or through which programming would be transmitted.
• Adjusted controls on station console to regulate transmission fidelity, contrast, and brightness.