May also supervise lower engineering staff. Receives administrative direction from a faculty member or other agency administrator in relation to long range goals, objectives and new technologies. Positions in this class affect the provision of television, film, and video services used throughout the agency or other agencies for promotional, educational and informational purposes. Positions may also affect the success of the state distant learning programs. Effective job performance ensures the production of quality television, video and film products which positively impact the public relations and distant and local educational aspects of an agency's mission and the unit's image, audience satisfaction, meeting deadlines, client relations, return business, and client satisfaction.
Supervisory decisions affect the performance of subordinate staff.
Errors could result in the inefficient use of resources and result in inappropriate use of technology, loss of revenue and time, broken equipment, and a detrimental effect on the final product and image of the agency or institution. Considerable knowledge of the principles of supervision project management, scheduling, production budgeting, marketing, client negotiation strate-gies, grant proposal and other fund raising. Demonstrated ability to allocate human and equipment resources in the most cost-effective manner, to supervise staff, to work with faculty and outside agency clients, to manage a budget, and market products and services. An equivalent combination of training and experience indicating possession of the preceding knowledge, skills and abilities may substitute for this education and experience.