We are in need of a Sound technician/producer to assemble, operate and maintain the technical equipment used to record, amplify, enhance, mix or reproduce sound.
He/she will be required to identify the sound requirements for a given task or situation and perform the appropriate actions to produce this sound.
The Sound producer will use a variety of equipment and machines, such as digital audio workstations, attenuators, equalizers, and multi-meters during the sound recording process. During post-production and mixing, sound producers blend recorded clips of vocals and instruments to achieve a certain sound. For movie or television projects, these professionals focus on how sound effects and music line up with visual cues.
Additionally, the sound producer will work closely with singers, actors, and other entertainment professionals to make sure that the sound he/she creates is just right. In order to achieve desired results, he/she have to know how to properly communicate with performers, recording assistants, and others.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Sound technician roles can be split into two categories:
• Production - the recording of all sound on set or on location;
• Post-production - the balancing, mixing, editing and enhancing of pre-recorded audio.
Production activities include:
• assessing the acoustics of the performance area and assembling and operating the necessary equipment;
• consulting with producers and performers to determine the sound requirements;
• selecting, positioning, adjusting and operating the equipment used for amplification and recording;
• applying technical knowledge of sound recording equipment to achieve the determined artistic objectives;
• recording sound onto digital audio tape or hard disk recorders;
• monitoring audio signals to detect sound-quality deviations or malfunctions;
• anticipating and correcting any problems;
• Maintaining and repairing sound equipment.

WORKING HOURS
Sound technician frequently have to work long days and unsocial hours (the average working day is ten hours) including evenings, nights and weekends. They often need to adopt flexible working patterns in order to work on breaking stories, to tight deadlines or to ensure that the creative process is not interrupted.

QUALIFICATIONS
A degree is not essential to become a sound technician. Instead it is important to show a good understanding of the physics of sound, technical aptitude (including an awareness of current sound technology and equipment), good aural skills, excellent communication skills and acute attention to detail.
A good general education will be useful. GCSEs or A-levels in maths and physics and qualifications in electronics will be particularly beneficial.
Having a degree or HND in one of the following subjects may increase your chances:
• acoustics and music recording;
• media technology and/or production;
• music/sound technology;
• sound engineering;
• Technical theatre.
SKILLS
You will need to have:
• excellent aural skills;
• scrupulous attention to detail;
• general technical ability, dexterity and agility;
• the ability to work as part of a team;
• problem-solving ability;

Joseph Oladugba
Creative Director
J-World ntertainment
Road 16, Ikota Villa Estate
Lekki, Lagos.
Phone:08063154192
Email: josepholadugba@gmail.com
Website: www.jworldntertainment.com.ng
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