Five areas of work for small studios and broadcast crews: planning the room, training camera operators, lighting sets, shaping sound and reviewing how live shows are run.
Both begin with a close look at how your team works, but they suit different moments. One is for a studio that is being built or reorganised, the other for a team already on air.
If your studio is both new and already producing, say so. Many teams start with the review and use it to decide what the layout needs.
These are the questions studios ask most often before getting in touch. If yours is not here, send it through the contact page and we will answer it plainly.
Yes. Each service is offered on its own, and many clients begin with a single piece of work such as a lighting plan or a camera training day. If it turns out other areas need attention, we will say so, but there is no obligation to take on more than you asked for.
Most work happens on site, since seeing the room, the kit and the crew at work tells us far more than a description does. Some planning and review work can be done from plans, photographs and video calls, and we will say which suits your job.
No. We can plan a studio around equipment you are still choosing, or train people on whatever you have. If your kit has gaps or does not suit the way you work, we will point that out honestly and in writing.
Hands-on camera and lighting sessions work best with small groups, because everyone needs time at the controls. We will agree a sensible number with you when we discuss the job, based on the size of your studio and the kit available.
Setup planning and workflow reviews finish with a written document in plain language: layouts, schedules or ranked recommendations, depending on the job. Training and lighting sessions can include short written notes that your crew can keep beside the equipment.
Yes. Production students, community studios and small broadcast teams make up much of our work. We keep recommendations practical and sized to what a small crew can realistically maintain, rather than assuming a large technical department.
Send an enquiry through the contact page describing your studio and what you need. We reply with a written quotation, and once you confirm it we issue an invoice payable by bank transfer. The Prices page explains what each service includes.
Tell us as soon as you know and we will find a workable arrangement. Cancellations and any refunds follow the payment and refund policy, which sets out the terms clearly so that nothing comes as a surprise.
Send a short note through the contact page. We will read it, ask any questions we need and reply with a written quotation for the work you describe.
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