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All communications equipment operators not listed separately. Communications equipment operators may work as dispatchers, front desk clerks, emergency dispatchers and receptionists. They use telephone and computer equipment to assist others with questions or problems. Non-emergency dispatchers may work for telephone companies, businesses or trucking companies.
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Ensure seamless broadcasts by managing and maintaining audio and video equipment.
Capture scenes for TV, film, or video using cameras and technical skills.
Set up and manage audio/video gear for events and productions.
Install and maintain telecom equipment for seamless communication services.
Capture and mix sound for music, film, and live events.
Craft compelling stories by editing and arranging video footage seamlessly.
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