Practical help for studios in motion.
Three focused services, each designed to make your studio easier to run and your broadcasts easier to deliver.
Studio equipment setup
We plan and review your studio floor so that cameras, monitors, lighting, microphones and cabling work together and stay out of each other's way.
- Floor plans and camera positions
- Cable routes, power and intercom layout
- Monitoring and reference settings
- Written setup notes for your crew
Dynamic camera operation
Coaching and blocking for operators who work with movement: pedestal, dolly, jib and handheld. We help teams frame with purpose and move without a wobble.
- Shot lists and camera blocking sessions
- Smooth moves and focus technique
- Framing for presenters, guests and graphics
- Clean hand-offs between camera positions
News and live show workflows
We shape the routines that keep a gallery calm: running orders, cueing, comms language, handovers and fallback plans that hold up when stories change.
- Cue sheets and comms conventions
- Rehearsal plans for live segments
- Lighting and sound balance across the show
- Checklists for pre-show and handover
Choose the package that fits
Prices are in pounds sterling and exclude VAT. Every package starts with a conversation, so get in touch and we will confirm what fits.
Studio Audit
- One-day site visit
- Equipment and cabling review
- Lighting and sound notes
- Written action list
Workflow Package
25% off this quarter- Everything in Studio Audit
- Camera blocking session
- Cueing and handover rehearsal
- Checklists for your gallery
- Two weeks of follow-up support
Newsroom Partnership
- Ongoing studio support
- Live show shadowing
- Team training days
- Priority response
Questions we are often asked
Do you work with small regional studios as well as large newsrooms?
Yes. The same principles apply to a single-camera regional studio and a multi-camera national gallery. We scale the advice and the package to fit your space and budget.
Do I need to buy new equipment after an audit?
Not necessarily. Most audits find improvements in layout, settings and routines before any new kit is needed. If equipment is worth replacing, we explain why in plain terms.
Can you support us during live shows?
Our Newsroom Partnership includes live show shadowing, so an experienced member of the team can support your crew while you are on air.
How long does a typical package take?
A Studio Audit is normally completed in one working day on site with a written report soon after. The Workflow Package usually runs over two to three weeks, including follow-up support.
How do I get a quote?
Send us a message through the contacts page with a few details about your studio and show. We will reply with questions and a clear, fixed price.
Ready to smooth out your studio workflow?
Tell us about your studio and your show. We will reply with honest advice and a clear next step.
Contact the team