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Practical training for every part of the gallery.

Four connected modules, taught by working crew on the same equipment used by UK television networks and live event companies.

Architectural model and blueprint of a broadcast studio floor plan on a table

Broadcast studio design

Learn how a television studio is planned from an empty room: floor plans, set construction, sightlines, power, cable routing and acoustic treatment.

Floor plans and camera positions
Set, desk and backdrop layouts
Power, data and cable management

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Professional broadcast camera on a pedestal with a remote control panel in a studio

Camera control systems

Work with pedestal, robotic and remote-controlled cameras, and learn to shade, match and cut them from the control room.

Pedestal and robotic camera operation
Shading and colour matching
Shot lists and cueing for live shows

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Overhead professional studio lighting grid with LED panels and spotlights

Professional lighting arrangements

Design lighting plots that look right on camera, from three-point set-ups for news desks to rigs for concerts and conferences.

Three-point and multi-camera lighting
LED, fresnel and moving fixtures
DMX control and lighting cues

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Large analogue and digital audio mixing console in a sound control room

Sound engineering

Build clean audio for presenters, guests and music: microphone choice, gain structure, live mixing, comms and broadcast loudness standards.

Microphone technique and placement
Live mixing and talkback comms
Loudness and delivery standards

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Streamlined workflows for networks and live events

Every module ends with a workflow session: running order, rehearsal schedules, crew communication and handover documents, so a show moves from planning to transmission without surprises. Organisations can also book dailyzo to train a whole crew together.

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