The Tennessee Titans are expanding the A/V & Stadium Production Crew to serve “Nashville’s Biggest Stage” – the New Nissan Stadium! Audio Visual Technicians will support both private events and major events.
NOTE: This role includes off-property events throughout the Nashville metro area, therefore a reliable form of transportation is required for this role.
Primary Responsibilities
Set up, operate and/or strike AV equipment for both private and major events at Nissan Stadium
Ability to fulfill your role at its utmost level (listed below)
Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues during set up and operation as needs arise
Assist with repairs and general equipment maintenance including organizing equipment after each event, reporting damaged or missing equipment
Follow Nissan Stadium Production Guidelines including providing world class customer service for Nissan Stadium employees, vendors and event guests
A1: The Audio Engineer manages live sound mixing on a broad array of professional consoles, from DiGiCo (SD and Quantum) to Yamaha (QL, TF and DM) and Behringer (X), ensuring clear and balanced audio for the audience. Experience with Dante protocol preferred. Set up, test, and operate audio equipment (including portable PA systems), collaborating with the production team to achieve optimal sound quality. This role requires expertise in audio engineering, proficiency with multiple consoles, and strong problem-solving skills under pressure if needed.
A2: Support the Audio Engineer by setting up and managing audio equipment, including portable PA speakers, microphones, and wireless systems. Assist with audio transitions and troubleshoot technical issues. This role requires a solid understanding of audio principles and familiarity with professional audio equipment.
AV Engineer: Support the AV Systems Engineer on gameday and non-event days in maintenance and operation of TVs, Audio, Video, Event based systems. Not limited but including QSC (Q-SYS), Vitec, Visionary, L’Acoustics, Microsoft Teams, Logitech, LED Processors, etc. QC of channel lineups, Suite and Club operations, touch panels, BOH routing for video and audio. Comfortable working in heights/lifts/scaffolding. Fall protection certification is a plus.
AV Tech: Set-up, operate and strike a variety of stadium events providing support with both Audio (microphones, speakers, mixers) and Video systems (video playback, TVs, LED displays, switchers). Must be able to run and wrap cables neatly and safely and have an aptitude to fix technical problems quickly.
Camera Operator: The Camera Operator captures high-quality footage during live events, working closely with the director to achieve desired shots. They set up, operate, and maintain camera equipment, ensuring optimal performance. This role requires technical proficiency with Sony cameras, excellent communication skills, and the ability to adapt to dynamic environments.
Director: The Director orchestrates and executes the plans for live event production to ensure all audiovisual elements are delivered, including running cues and manage the live flow of the event. Must be able to communicate well in a fast-paced environment, anticipate and navigate through possible unexpected changes.
Grip: Support stadium production and events by loading-in, setting up, and striking equipment. Run, wrap, and dress cables neatly and maintain safety standards. Build and position camera support (tripods, large lenses, jibs), secure equipment (straps, safety lines, weights). Clean and maintain equipment. Must be able to lift heavy equipment.
LED Technician: Setup, operate, and maintain portable LED walls. Handle panels, possible rigging or ground-stack structures, video processors, and power distribution. Includes calibrating, troubleshooting and tearing down displays. Experience with touring or rental LED systems preferred, and proficiency in processors like Brompton or NovaStar. Must be able to lift heavy equipment and work at…