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WET Field waitlist

Join the WET Field waitlist

Tell WET where you are, when you can work and what you can do. Every experience level is welcome, and no gear is required to apply.

  • Sign-in required
  • Waitlist — nothing promised yet
  • Saved in this tab as you type

Step 1

About you & where you are

Where you are based decides which events you could cover.

Step 2

Travel & availability

How far will you travel for an event?
When can you work?

Choose every time that usually works.

Step 3

Role & experience

Any level is welcome — the waitlist is how the first crews are formed.

Which roles interest you?
Camera & media

Filming, photography, framing and shooting live.

Production

Planning coverage, directing, editing, running a crew.

Technical

Networks, encoders, audio, power and data systems.

Step 4

Equipment & documents

Cameras, lenses, audio, tripods or gimbals, a mobile hotspot, a vehicle for gear.

Do you have a driver’s license?
Do you have a valid passport?

Step 5

Interests & work

Events you would like to coverOptional

A full https:// link to work you have shot, produced or engineered.

Languages you work in, certifications, the events near you that you would most like to cover.

Step 6

The field crew rule

Every WET field operator works under this rule. It is required to apply.

Coverage staff do not trade, do not relay, and latency is never sold.

No WET employee, contractor or field operator holds or trades a position in any contract on an event they are assigned to cover, from the moment of assignment until every listing on that event has settled. No one relays an observation of a covered event to anyone before WET publishes it to everyone. For event observations, latency is never sold: every reader, paid or not, receives the same record at the same moment.

The rule in full: WET governance — conflicts, rule 7. How WET applies it: field crew rules.

Your attestation

Sign in to send your application

Applications are tied to a WET account so you can see what WET has recorded. Your answers stay in this tab while you sign in — no password, just a code sent to your email.