Training tracks for every stage of studio production
From equipment fundamentals to full live-broadcast workflows, our training tracks are designed around how real studios operate.

Studio Equipment Setup
Learn to configure and troubleshoot the technical backbone of any studio — cameras, switchers, and control room systems.
- Camera, switcher, and signal chain fundamentals
- Control room layout and equipment checks
- Troubleshooting common technical issues

Dynamic Camera Operation
Build the skills to frame, move, and coordinate cameras for fast-paced live news and studio shows.
- Framing and composition for broadcast
- Multi-camera coordination and cueing
- Operating under live-show pressure

Lighting & Sound Waves
Understand how light and audio signal flow come together to keep every broadcast clean and consistent.
- Studio lighting setup and adjustment
- Audio signal flow and mixing basics
- Keeping lighting and sound consistent on air

Training tracks built for every stage
Choose the path that fits your experience — all enquiries go through our team, no online checkout.
Essentials
Foundational studio equipment and camera operation training.
- Studio equipment fundamentals
- Camera operation basics
- Access to practice sessions
- Email support
Intensive Track
Full coverage of camera, lighting, and sound for live broadcast readiness.
- Everything in Essentials
- Lighting & sound workflow training
- Live simulation sessions
- Priority studio access
- Personalised feedback
Studio Partnership
Tailored on-site training for studio teams and production staff.
- On-site team training
- Custom curriculum
- Ongoing workflow consulting
- Dedicated trainer
Frequently asked questions
Who are these training tracks designed for?+
Our courses are built for aspiring and working broadcast crew — camera operators, studio technicians, and production assistants who want practical, equipment-first training.
Do I need prior experience to start?+
No. The Essentials track starts from the fundamentals of studio equipment and camera operation, so no prior broadcast experience is required.
Is training delivered in person or online?+
Training is delivered primarily in-studio, with hands-on access to real broadcast cameras, lighting rigs, and mixing consoles.
Can teams book on-site training?+
Yes. Our Studio Partnership tier is built for broadcasters and production teams who want tailored, on-site instruction for their crew.
What equipment will I learn to use?+
You'll work with broadcast cameras, studio lighting rigs, audio mixing consoles, and vision switchers used in television news and live show production.
How long do training tracks take?+
Duration varies by track. The Essentials track typically runs for a few weeks, while the Intensive Track extends over a full term to cover camera, lighting, and sound in depth.