A Week in the Life of a (Very Busy) NewTek 3Play Operator

December 01, 2015 by Chuck Baker

UK sports fans follow as wide a range of sports as any country in the world, and a skilled replay operator may end up packing a variety of production types into a given week. Certified NewTek 3Play operator Tom Ellis finds himself working several venues ranging from cricket to boxing to football (soccer) to a covering a parade within the space of a few days. That’s in addition to a growing business of training other operators.

Read his story at Sports Video Group Europe: Guest Comment: Tom Ellis outlines a ‘week in the life’ of a NewTek 3Play operator.

Photo Gallery:

Setup for the World's Bowl Tour Scottish International Tournament. Courtesy Tom Ellis. — Setup for the World' s Bowl Tour Scottish International Open Tournament. Courtesy Tom Ellis.

Training operators at Charlton. Courtesy Bubble & Squeak.

Training Afghan operators on NewTek equipment.

Setup for Afghan training.

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