I find myself asking where are all of the cameras located at sporting events and who does what? Networks seem to navigate it so seamlessly that it is usually an after thought for most of us. Luckily the folks at SportsTVJobs.com have given us a look under the hood.
That was the launching point for this Infographic, to share the standard camera set-ups and responsibilities for live sports events. Every director is different, and events vary depending on the scope and budget, but these diagrams will give you a lot of insight into how live sports go from stadium event to your living room.


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