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premirezo · Studio production courses

Studio production in motion

Practical training in studio equipment setup, dynamic camera operation, lighting and sound, built around the workflows of television news and live shows.

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We are training the next generation of live production crews

Crew members trained
1,800+
Years on the studio floor
20+
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Studio lighting rig hanging over a broadcast stageLighting
Broadcast studio camera on a pedestal with teleprompterCamera
Audio mixing console with faders in a broadcast galleryAudio
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Course formats

Choose your best learning path

Every format is taught on a working studio floor with broadcast-grade equipment, so what you practise is what you will use on air.

Beginner

  • Studio floor safety and kit basics
  • Camera, tripod and pedestal handling
  • Introduction to lighting and sound

£249£349

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Intermediate

  • Multi-camera framing and shot calling
  • Three-point and broadcast lighting
  • Mixing dialogue, packages and music

£490£650

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Professional

  • Live show rundown and cueing
  • Crane, jib and tracking moves
  • Gallery communication and recovery

£890£1,190

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What you will learn

Our mission is to make broadcast craft accessible to every crew.

With premirezo you learn the full studio chain in one place: from first cable to final fader, all in the flow of a working show.

Cables and equipment being set up on a television studio floor

Studio equipment setup is only as good as its prep

Rig, cable and test a studio floor in the right order, so every shift starts on time and on spec.

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Camera on a studio crane arm moving across a set

Dynamic camera operation that stays smooth on air

Pedestal, jib and handheld moves, shot sizes and focus pulls practised against real running orders.

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LED panel lights and softboxes in a studio

Lighting that flatters faces and holds the frame

Key, fill and back light for presenters, guests and wide sets, balanced for broadcast cameras.

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Boom microphone and lavalier mics on a studio desk

Sound waves under control from mic to mix

Boom, lavalier and talkback set-ups, levels and clean mixes for news and entertainment.

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Live show stage with a glowing on-air sign

Live show workflows without the panic

Cueing, timing and gallery communication so a live show runs smoothly when plans change.

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Modern newsroom desks with computers and screens

Newsroom to studio: one connected workflow

Move stories from the desk to the gallery with clear hand-offs, scripts and rundown discipline.

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Our instructors

Our team is the best in the business.

Working directors, camera operators and engineers with years of experience on television news and live shows across the UK.

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Graham Holloway

Head of Studio Operations

A calm floor is a fast floor. Prep is everything.

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Amara Osei

Lead Camera Instructor

Great shots come from knowing the rundown, not just the lens.

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Imran Siddiqui

Lighting and Sound Tutor

Light and sound tell the audience where to look and listen.

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Eilidh Carmichael

Live Show Director

Live is about clear voices and calm decisions under pressure.

Train alongside working broadcast engineers

  • Hands-on studio floor time

    Every session happens on a working set with cameras, lights and a live gallery feed, not in a slide deck.

  • Mentoring from working engineers

    Learn alongside vision, sound and lighting engineers who explain why each choice is made under deadline.

  • Reusable workflow templates

    Take home checklists, line-up sheets and rundown templates your own crew can use from the next shift.

Broadcast engineer wearing headphones at a vision mixing desk

Daniel Hawkins

Senior Vision Engineer

Results

We believe in the power of craft

premirezo brings equipment, people and process together so every production runs smoothly from rehearsal to transmission.

1,800
Crew members trained
320
Studio floors set up
60+
Live shows supported
96%
Say their workflow improved

Choose a package that suits your team. Grow your output fast.

Starter

For small crews

£1,190£1,590

  • Up to 4 crew members
  • One-day studio setup workshop
  • Equipment checklist pack
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Standard

Most popular for news teams

£2,490£3,290

  • Up to 8 crew members
  • Two-day camera, light and sound course
  • Workflow templates and rundown pack
  • Follow-up review session
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Pro

For live show productions

£4,290£5,590

  • Up to 12 crew members
  • Three-day live show intensive
  • On-site gallery rehearsal
  • Priority scheduling
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One checklist that fits every shift

Get the same pre-flight lists our instructors use before every studio session, free of charge, straight to your inbox.

What you will get

  • A one-page studio line-up checklist
  • Camera, light and sound pre-flight lists
  • Live show rundown template for your gallery

£0 / checklist pack

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need previous studio experience?
No. The Beginner format starts with studio safety and basic kit handling, and you move on step by step.
Can you train my crew at our own studio?
Yes. Team packages can be delivered on site, using your cameras, lighting grid and gallery.
What equipment will we practise on?
Broadcast pedestal cameras, teleprompters, LED lighting, boom and lavalier microphones and a vision mixer.
How do I book a place?
Send us a message from the contacts page with your preferred format and dates, and we will confirm availability.