As a Video Technician, you will need to master following:

• adapt to artists' creative demands
• adjust projector
• install image equipment
• maintain audiovisual equipment
• pack electronic equipment
• prevent fire in a performance environment
• run a projection
• set up cameras
• set up equipment in a timely manner
• set up projection equipment
• store performance equipment
• understand artistic concepts
• work safely with chemicals
• work safely with mobile electrical systems under supervision

More generally, a video technician is also versed in:

• follow safety procedures when working at heights
• keep up with trends
• prepare personal work environment
• use personal protection equipment
• use technical documentation
• work ergonomically
• work safely with machines
• work with respect for own safety

It also helps to know the following:

• adapt artistic plan to location
• consult with stakeholders on implementation of a production
• document your own practice
• draw up artistic production
• ensure safety of mobile electrical systems
• instruct on set up of equipment
• maintain system layout for a production
• manage signoff of an installed system
• manage technical resources stock
• operate a camera
• safeguard artistic quality of performance
• advise client on technical possibilities
• develop professional network
• keep personal administration
• manage consumables stock
• manage personal professional development
• translate artistic concepts to technical designs
• use presentation software