Audiovisual technicians operate the equipment used in the development and delivery of audiovisual presentations.
Duties and Tasks
Audiovisual technicians may perform the following tasks:
assist recording production engineers, program producers and presenters, and educators to produce sound, vision and multimedia products such as television and film productions, CDs, DVDs and video sequences
design, assemble, operate and maintain sound and vision recording, mixing and production equipment.
Audiovisual technicians work in workshops, production studios and at other locations where an audiovisual presentation is being delivered, such as lecture theatres and conference venues.
Personal Requirements
interest in electronic sound and vision production and recording equipment
This information is based on the 2006 census conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Earnings of persons working full-time and part-time, 2006
Performing Arts Support Workers
Employment Status
Weekly Income ($)
Full-time
930
Part-time
403
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This information is based on the Employee Earnings, Benefits and Trade Union Membership survey conducting annually by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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