The job

You run remote capture sessions end to end: guest prep, tech checks, camera and lighting coaching over the call, and directing the conversation so the honest moment gets captured, not the rehearsed one.

What you'll own

• Remote recording sessions for client podcasts, fireside chats, and testimonials
• Guest experience from booking confirmation to "that was easier than I expected"
• Tech and setup coaching that makes an executive's home office look intentional
• Session direction: the questions, the pacing, the second take nobody resents
• Handoff to edit with selects and notes, so cut-downs start from the good parts

Required expertise

• Remote capture platforms at a professional level: local recording, resolution and bitrate management, failure recovery mid-session
• Signal chain diagnosis over a video call: mic placement, gain staging, echo, lighting color and direction
• Camera guidance for non-technical guests: framing, eyeline, background, using whatever hardware they own
• Interview direction: pre-interviews, question architecture, redirecting a rambling answer without bruising an ego
• Production ops: multi-show calendars, session logistics, asset handoff with timecoded selects

You, probably

• Have produced remote interviews, podcasts, or webinar-grade video at volume
• Direct without dominating: guests leave feeling sharp, not managed
• Know the difference between a conversation and a Q&A, and can steer toward the former