vision mixer

British  

noun

1. the person who selects and manipulates the television signals from cameras, film, and other sources, to make the composite programme

2. the equipment used for vision mixing

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Example Sentences

He met and married "the boss's daughter", Sue, who also worked there, with his father-in-law Harry Hockley, the man sent from London to oversee the building of BH and his mother-in-law vision mixer Beryl Hockley.

From BBC

“The same vision mixer we use in a studio, the front top end of that is now in a director’s house, so you’re controlling the main vision mixer in the studio remotely,” reveals Hindhaugh.

From The Verge

Hilary Briegel was handed the evening's special award, for her work as a vision mixer on programmes including Absolutely Fabulous, Only Fools and Horses, Newsnight, the Wimbledon Championships and the Olympic Games.

From BBC

Industry-renowned vision mixer Hilary Briegel will receive this year's Bafta Special Award, recognising her extensive work on productions including Absolutely Fabulous, Only Fools and Horses, Newsnight and the Olympic Games.

From BBC

"But you got the sense that the poor television director and vision mixer were whipping around trying to get it all in, or you missed some of it because you decided to settle on one face. So it's not the same."

From BBC