Master the broadcast studio

Studio design, camera control, lighting and sound, taught by working crews for television networks and live events.

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Course format

Learn the craft, floor by floor on real equipment.

storyvume courses follow the way a production day actually runs: plan the room, rig the lights, match the cameras, balance the sound and take the show to air.

Live studio labs
Broadcast-grade kit
Small cohorts
Industry mentors

Fast answers from working engineers
Ask a question during a lab and get a practical answer from someone who has run that gallery on air.
Hands-on from the first morning
Every course starts at the desk, with real cameras, consoles and lighting rigs rather than slides.
Flexible dates that fit a shift pattern
Move between cohorts when a production schedule changes, with no penalty and no lost material.

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What you will cover

Take quick action that raises the standard of every production.

Module | 2 weeks

Studio layout and sightlines

Floor plans, set geometry, camera positions and how a room shapes every shot you will take.

Module | 2 weeks

Camera shading and remote control

Match cameras, manage exposure and drive robotic heads from a single control surface.

Module | 1 week

Lighting looks for every format

From bright news sets to moody chat shows, with DMX programming and colour temperature control.

Module | 2 weeks

Clean sound, compliant loudness

Mic technique, console workflow, radio mic management and metering to broadcast standards.

Module | 1 week

Signal flow and comms

Route video, audio and intercom reliably, with redundancy planned before anything goes wrong.

Module | 2 weeks

Running the live show

Crew roles, cueing, rehearsal and contingency plans for television networks and live events.

How it works

What steps do I need to take to join?

Step I
Choose your course
Pick the discipline that matches your role, from studio design to live event workflows.
Step II
Reserve a date
Tell us which cohort suits your schedule and we will confirm your seat and kit list.
Step III
Train on real kit
Join the studio labs, work the gallery and leave with a portfolio-ready production.