Learn the technical side that keeps every production and broadcast running: camera systems, lighting rigs, sound engineering, live-stream setup, and how to maintain and troubleshoot the equipment behind it all.
Behind every film, event or broadcast is a technical crew keeping the equipment running — cameras that stay powered and calibrated, lighting rigs wired safely, audio that stays clean, and streams that don't drop. This program trains you for that role.
You'll get hands-on with the same gear used on real IBTC productions: cameras, lighting and grip equipment, audio systems, and live-streaming setups — learning to set them up, operate them, and fix them when something goes wrong.
Setting up, operating and maintaining professional video cameras and lenses.
Rigging lights and grip equipment safely for studio and location work.
Mixers, microphones and signal flow for capturing clean, reliable audio.
Setting up multi-camera and streaming systems for live events and shows.
Safe power distribution and electrical practices on set and on location.
Routine care, troubleshooting and basic repair of technical gear.
Run the full technical setup for a live shoot, stream or event as the crew's technician.
Notes, slide decks and practice videos for every module — unlocked as soon as you enroll.
Written PDF notes for every module, from your instructors.
Unlocks on enrollmentRecorded demonstrations and walkthroughs you can rewatch anytime.
Unlocks on enrollmentTemplates, sample projects and exercise files to work from.
Unlocks on enrollmentGraduates leave with real equipment experience, not just a certificate. Here's what that opens up:
Set up and operate professional camera and lighting rigs on any shoot.
Set up multi-camera and streaming systems for live events and shows.
Operate mixers and microphones to capture clean, reliable sound.
Diagnose and fix common technical issues on production gear.
Join film, TV, or event crews as a technician, gaffer or sound operator.
Take on technical roles at TV, radio or streaming production teams.
Hands-on learners who prefer working with real equipment
Filmmaking students who want deeper technical skills
Career changers aiming for production or broadcast crews
Church, event or media teams running their own AV systems
Registration, lessons and certification for Technical & Engineering happen on the IBTC e-learning platform. Create your account to begin.
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