What Does A Digital Imaging Technician Do?
The primary role of a Digital Imaging Technician (DIT) is to ensure that the Director of Photography (DP) is supported in their vision through image quality control and image enhancement. They do this by optimizing and maintaining camera settings for the DP’s favored color grading and exposure throughout filming as well as providing real-time quality control of the footage captured.
DITs are also responsible for on-set media management such as securing multiple backups of camera data, transcoding dailies, creating logs and reports, sending data to appropriate departments for post-production editing, and managing a production’s workflow.
Having an experienced DIT as part of your team helps bridge the gap between set and post and improve the efficiency of creating a production. If you would like to learn more about what DITs do, read 7 Expert Digital Imaging Technicians (DITs) Discuss their Role on a Film Set.
In Nevada, we have several professional digital imaging technicians that provide many key media management services to help your production create an efficient workflow. If you are looking for digital imaging technicians for your next project, check out our online Nevada Production Directory for a list of digital imaging technicians in Nevada or drop by our office and pick up a free printed directory!
If you are a digital imaging technician in Nevada and are not yet listed in our Nevada Production Directory, you can learn more about how to sign up for the NPD here.
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