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Broadcast production that actually runs on time

celebriox teaches studio design, camera control, lighting and sound engineering, with the workflows that keep television networks and live events on air.

  • Free 20-minute consultation
  • UK-based specialists
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120+

Hours of hands-on training

Studio floor, gallery and sound room sessions built around real broadcast kit.

12

Live event case studies

From regional news bulletins to multi-camera arena productions across the UK.

Course overview

Gain more insight into how professional studios really run

Our course joins studio design, camera systems, lighting and sound in one clear path, so you understand every link in the chain from the first cable run to the final broadcast.

  • Master camera control

    Learn shading, remote heads and CCU workflows so every camera matches, shot after shot.

  • Design professional lighting

    Build lighting plots that flatter talent, suit the set and keep power and heat in check.

  • Engineer clean sound

    Mix, route and monitor audio with intercom and talkback arrangements the whole crew trusts.

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Course modules

Our mission is to make broadcast know-how accessible to everyone.

Six focused modules that you can take together or one at a time, each led by working broadcast engineers and designers.

  • Studio design and acoustics

    Floor plans, set geometry, sightlines, cable routing and acoustic treatment for television studios.

    18 hours

  • Camera control and shading

    Pedestals, robotic heads, CCU matching, colour balance and exposure across multi-camera setups.

    24 hours

  • Lighting plots and rigging

    Key, fill and backlight arrangements, DMX control, LED fixtures and safe rigging practice.

    20 hours

  • Sound engineering and comms

    Microphone selection, mixing, loudness standards, talkback and clean audio routing.

    22 hours

  • Gallery and vision mixing

    Switching, graphics, replay and tally systems, with calm gallery communication under pressure.

    16 hours

  • Live event workflows

    Run sheets, cue calling, redundancy and signal paths for outside broadcasts and venue shows.

    20 hours

How it works

From first brief to live transmission

  1. 1

    Discovery and brief

    We review your studio, crew and output so the plan fits how you actually broadcast.

  2. 2

    Signal and studio design

    Layouts, camera positions, lighting grids and audio routing are mapped on paper first.

  3. 3

    Rehearsal and tuning

    We shade cameras, balance lights and test comms with your crew before anything goes live.

  4. 4

    Go-live support

    On the day we stay on the line, so your first transmission runs smoothly and on time.

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Pricing

Flexible course plans for your crew

Pricing that scales with your production schedule, from a single presenter-led module to a full studio team programme.

Foundation Plan

Save 25%

£149/course

£199 · One module of your choice

  • Live online masterclass
  • Studio layout templates
  • Lighting plot starter pack
  • Certificate of completion
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Professional Plan

Save 23%

£329/course

£429 · Three modules plus mentoring

  • Everything in Foundation
  • Camera shading workshop
  • Audio routing and comms guide
  • Two 1-to-1 mentoring calls
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Studio Team Plan

Save 25%

£1,490/year

£1,990 · All modules for up to 10 crew

  • All six course modules
  • On-site studio walkthrough
  • Live event workflow audit
  • Priority support all year
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