The Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth are seeking a Video Production Intern to support live-event operations at the Delta Center, according to a job posting on TeamWork Online.
The role provides hands-on experience within a professional sports production environment, focusing on game presentation and video operations. The intern will work directly in the control room, assisting with the preparation and delivery of graphics and video content used during live sporting events.
The position reports to the Director of Production for the Utah Mammoth and the Production Manager for the Utah Jazz. This dual-team structure allows the intern to gain exposure to both NHL and NBA branded content workflows.
The internship focuses heavily on the technical systems required to maintain a high-level in-arena entertainment experience. Primary responsibilities include assisting with the building, organizing, and loading of graphics and animations using Ross XPression.
The intern will also support Dreamcatcher video exports and file preparation. These tasks are essential for managing the content that appears on LED displays throughout the Delta Center during games.
Quality control serves as a core component of the daily duties. The individual must ensure all video and playback content is properly formatted, named correctly, and ready for live execution to prevent errors during broadcasts or live presentations.
The workload involves several specific technical processes:
- Building and loading graphics via Ross XPression.
- Managing Dreamcatcher video exports and content organization.
- Ingesting video and graphics for arena-wide LED displays.
- Maintaining organized media files and production assets.
- Collaborating with creative services and game presentation teams.
The position is designed for individuals pursuing careers in live sports production, broadcast operations, video engineering, or arena entertainment. While experience with specific software is not strictly required, familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite, Ross XPression, or Dreamcatcher is considered a benefit.
Candidates must possess a basic understanding of digital media workflows and a strong attention to detail. Because the role supports live professional sports, the schedule requires the ability to work evenings, weekends, and event days as needed.
Physical requirements for the role include the ability to stand, bend, walk, or climb stairs for extended periods. The position also requires the ability to lift up to 20 lbs while performing production-related duties.
Smith Entertainment Group, the parent organization, provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants and maintains policies against discrimination and harassment based on race, religion, age, sex, or disability status.
The internship offers practical experience in a professional sports control room, working alongside established production professionals to deliver live-event content for two major professional sports franchises.