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Right now those with professional AV training have a wide range of audio visual jobs to choose from, which is also why if you are considering AV work you may want to seriously consider making your dream come to life. Sound and visual jobs most often are associated with film, television, and music video arenas, but they are also a large part of exhibitions, corporate conferences, business presentations, and public events, which creates a very diverse market to choose from based on your interests and of course your location.
Outside of choosing what type of arena you want to work in however, you also should take a minute to consider the many different types of available audio visual jobs so that you can choose the AV field that is correct for you. There are many different roles that an AV professional can take on including general managers of sound and visual events, project managers, engineers, and operators. Therefore, you need to take a step back and consider what part of the job you enjoy most, or if you are in training what type of the job you believe you will enjoy the most.
One of the most popular roles within the industry is the role of audio visual technician given the fact that most events or film situations will require many different technicians working on the same project. The main priority of those who fill these roles is to operate, set up, and maintain many different types of AV equipment so that the proper sounds and visuals are displayed in sequential order throughout the event. The amount of work involved of course depends on the type of AV field you are and whether you are working on a film set, at a live event, or at a banquet centre with mostly presentations.
Before you can hope to get one of these audio visual jobs you will need to learn about the various types of AV equipment so that you are familiar with it. You will also need to display a high aptitude for technical skills, which can include heading to a vocational school for training or taking on an internship within the business so that you can learn firsthand how each piece of equipment works. The route you take will highly depend on how you learn since everyone finds that different routes work best for them, but keep in mind that any experience is good experience.
It is also important to understand that most AV jobs require a high level of teamwork since you will be working with AV technicians closely, and alongside the people that are also involved in a project such as filmmakers or presenters. Therefore, you need to be comfortable listening to others and comfortable in taking ideas and making them become a reality. There are many different aspects to the career but communication skills are almost always a requirement.
