Professionals under NOC 53111 perform some or all of the following duties:

• Assist camera operators, directors, and production teams during filming and broadcasting
• Set up, test, and dismantle equipment for film, television, photography, or live events
• Operate basic audio, lighting, and video equipment under supervision
• Transport, maintain, and organize production equipment and materials
• Support performers, technicians, and crew members during rehearsals and live productions
• Assist with editing, post-production, and media processing tasks
• Follow safety procedures on set, in studios, and during live events
• Provide general technical and operational support across production activities

These are the typical employment requirements and benefits associated with this occupation in Canada:

• Completion of secondary school is usually required.
• College-level training in broadcasting, film production, photography, or performing arts may be required.
• On-the-job training is commonly provided by employers.
• Technical aptitude and ability to work with production equipment are important.
• Physical stamina may be required due to equipment handling and long working hours.
• A portfolio or relevant practical experience may improve employment opportunities.
• Many roles are contract-based or project-based, offering flexible work opportunities in creative industries.