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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) was founded in 1957.
As the administrative body of the region, CAF manages competitions, offers technical and administrative training courses while actively fostering the promotion and practice of football.
The Confederation organizes championships such as the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN or AFCON), the most popular competition.
It maintains very close links with FIFA in coordinating tournaments for different events such as the World Cup, Youth and Women competitions and the Olympic Games Football Tournaments.
We are recruiting to fill the following position below: Job Title: TV Production Manager Location: AfricaDivision: Marketing & TVJob Scope The TV Production Manager will be in charge of supervising the TV production of the 250+ matches played every year during CAF competitions.
This will involve liaising with the Host Broadcasters, the technical service providers and the TV right holders in the preparation and delivery of the competitions.
He will be overseeing the HB productions and coordinating all elements of the international signals (host broadcasting, on-screen graphics, satellite transmission, commentaries...) to ensure the delivery of contractual TV rights.
Planning and organizing the TV productions.
Evaluating the production capabilities of local Host Broadcasters, and if needed, appointing external service providers.
Ensuring that the HB production plans are implemented according to CAF standards.
Enhancing the quality of TV productions on editorial and technical aspects by proposing improvements.
Attending site inspection visits.
Monitoring matches in the CAF Match Command Center.
Preparing production reports and proposing improvement measures.
Supervising the production of the highlights and videos to promote CAF Competitions.
Qualifications Work Experience: Minimum five years of work experience in broadcasting or a TV production company in a live sports production environment.
IT Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
Language Skills: Must be fluent in written and spoken English and French.
Other Skills: A solid understanding of all the elements of a sports live production.
A good knowledge of new broadcast technologies, camera systems and developments in the broadcast industry.
A good understanding of media rights and obligations in the context of sports events.
Excellent verbal, written, organizational and communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to plan and prioritize under time constraints, manage multiple projects simultaneously and complete them on schedule.
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