Best practices for attribution You can use CC-licensed materials as long as you follow the license conditions. One condition of all CC licenses is attribution: crediting the author and giving the source information. Generally speaking, attribution must reasonably include all relevant information supplied by the licensor. Because each use case is different, you can decide… Read more: Attribution

Television director – responsible for directing the overall production, including cameras, replays and inserts Television producers – responsible for the overall running of the production, liaising with talent and choosing when to take commercial breaks Technical director (also known as a vision mixer) – operates the vision mixer, switching the video sources, including graphics, to air as directed[15] Production assistant (also… Read more: Crew

In this area, the professional video cameras are controlled using camera control units (CCU) by multiple vision engineers, to make sure that the iris is at the correct level and that all cameras look the same. These operators shade, balance, and focus the cameras from this position inside the vehicle. This area is controlled by an operator called a V1 (vision… Read more: Racks / engineering

This is where the audio engineer (sound supervisor in the UK) uses a mixing console (being fed with all the various audio feeds: reporters, commentary, on-field microphones, etc.) to control which channels are added to the output and follows instructions from the director. They ensure that the audio is within pre-set limits, typically with the help of peak programme meters and loudness monitors.… Read more: Sound

The transmission of the raw video feed from the remote location to the studio or master control is called backhaul. There are several ways of transmitting the backhaul: Where available, production trucks can use existing high capacity fiber optic cable to send video directly via the Internet to broadcasting companies for distribution. These accept an asynchronous serial interface (ASI) digital stream from… Read more: Transmission of video

VTR The VTR area has a collection of machines including video servers and may also house additional power supplies or computer equipment. The “tape room” has VTR operators who monitor one or more cameras that go into machines and can be played back for replays when an exciting or important play occurs during the game. These operators… Read more: VTR- Video Tape Recorder