Studio Capture Operator

Studio Capture Operator
About the role
We're looking for a technically sharp, creatively minded Studio Capture Operator to take day-to-day ownership of one of Brahma's permanent AI performance-capture studios in London.
Brahma is building the enterprise content creation platform where human creativity leads and AI amplifies execution, enabling teams to create video, audio, images, avatars, and localized content, securely at scale, in a unified workspace. The captures you run directly feed the models and datasets that power this.
This is a hands-on, primarily on-site role covering studio operations, cinematography, lighting, basic rigging and client-facing direction. You’ll run professional multi-camera systems, solve technical issues and guide contributors through interviews, presentations, scripted material and performance exercises.
Our studios will keep evolving alongside Brahma's technology and model requirements, so you'll work closely with AI artists, engineering, research, production and data teams to test new configurations and improve how the studio runs. This is not a role for someone who only wants to operate a fixed setup. We need someone who is curious, practical and comfortable changing the workflow when required.
The role involves regular travel for location captures, studio launches, and technical support.
Key responsibilities
Studio operations
Take day-to-day ownership of an assigned studio — organised, maintained and ready to shoot.
Prepare and operate professional single- and multi-camera capture systems.
Configure cameras, lenses, exposure, colour, frame rate, shutter, timecode, genlock and monitoring.
Monitor focus, exposure, framing, sync and recording status throughout each session.
Identify technical, visual or performance issues early and decide when material needs re-shooting.
Maintain safe working practices around lighting, grip, mounting, cable management and basic rigging.
Directing contributors
Make creative decisions on framing, lenses, camera placement, lighting, eyelines and visual consistency.
Guide contributors through interviews, presentations, scripted material and performance exercises.
Help subjects feel comfortable and deliver natural, clear, engaging performances.