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Services

Six areas of studio and live production work, from equipment setup to festival broadcast support.

What we offer

Studio and live production services in six areas

Our services cover the technical and planning sides of television news and live shows: studio equipment setup, camera operation, lighting design, sound and audio mixing, live show workflow planning, and stage and festival broadcast support. They can be booked separately or combined for one production.

  1. Studio Equipment Setup

    We plan and install cameras, vision mixers, monitors and cabling so a news or live studio is ready to broadcast.

  2. Camera Operation

    Experienced operators for pedestal, handheld and jib work on news bulletins, panel shows and live events.

  3. Lighting Design

    Lighting plots for news desks and live stages that keep presenters flattering and shots consistent.

  4. Sound and Audio Mixing

    Microphone placement, mixing and monitoring for clear speech and balanced music in live productions.

  5. Live Show Workflow Planning

    Run sheets, cue structures and team briefings that keep a live broadcast moving smoothly.

  6. Stage and Festival Broadcast Support

    Technical support for filmed concerts, festivals and party nights that need a broadcast-quality feed.

If you are unsure which services you need, describe your space and your show in the enquiry and we will suggest a sensible scope in the written quotation.

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In detail

Studio Equipment Setup

  1. Planning cameras and sightlines

    We look at where presenters sit, where guests enter and where the cameras can move, then position cameras so that every shot is possible without crews getting in each other's way.

  2. Vision mixer and monitoring

    The vision mixer, confidence monitors and multiviewers are laid out in the gallery so the director can see every source clearly and operators can reach their controls without stretching.

  3. Cabling and power

    Cable routes are planned and installed tidily, labelled at both ends and kept clear of walkways, which makes faults quicker to trace and protects the crew from trip hazards.

  4. Testing before air

    Before the first broadcast we run the full chain, from camera to output, check talkback and monitoring, and leave a simple record of how the studio is configured.

How we work

From first enquiry to a studio ready for air

Every project follows the same sequence, whether it is a small news set or a filmed festival stage. Each step ends with something written that you can check and approve, so the plan stays clear to everyone involved before work begins on site.

  1. Enquiry through the contact page

    You tell us about the space, the programme and what you want to achieve. We read it carefully and may reply with a few questions about the room, the team and the broadcast, so we understand the real requirement.

    What you leave with

    A shared understanding of the production and the services it needs

  2. Site visit or detailed discussion

    Where possible we visit the studio or venue, or review photographs and plans with you. We note power, ceiling height, sightlines, existing equipment and anything that could limit the setup.

    What you leave with

    Notes on the space and its constraints

  3. Written quotation

    We put the agreed scope in writing, listing what is included, what is not and what could change the price. You can ask questions or adjust the scope before confirming.

    What you leave with

    A written quotation with the scope clearly set out

  4. Preparation and rehearsal

    Equipment is installed or booked, lighting is plotted, microphones are placed and run sheets are written. The crew walks through the running order together so cues and responsibilities are settled.

    What you leave with

    A tested setup and an agreed run sheet

  5. Broadcast day and review

    We work the show alongside your team and keep an eye on picture, sound and timing. Afterwards we talk through what worked and note anything to improve next time, then send an invoice for payment by bank transfer.

    What you leave with

    A completed production and a short set of review notes

Next step

Tell us what your studio or live show needs

Use the contact page to describe your space, your programme and the services you are considering. We will respond with questions and a written quotation based on what you tell us.

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