Courses and services
Training for the people who run live shows
From first-time vision mixers to experienced crews moving into television and streaming, our courses cover every part of the live gallery workflow.
Multi-camera switching and vision mixing
Learn to cut a live show on a professional vision mixer. You will practise shot selection, transitions, keying and following a director under real-time pressure.
- Cutting, mixing and preview-programme workflow
- Following calls and anticipating the director
- Clean transitions, keys and picture-in-picture
Live broadcasting techniques
Understand how a live television or streaming show is planned, rehearsed and delivered, from the running order through to the final transmission.
- Running orders, cues and timing
- Remote contributors and outside sources
- Fault finding and recovery on air
Control room and production management
Prepare, run and manage a production gallery. This module covers crew coordination, technical documentation, kit checks and professional working practice.
- Gallery set-up, line-up and signal checks
- Crew roles, communication and handover
- Planning and risk management for live events
Course pricing
Choose the programme that fits your goals
Prices include studio access and training materials. All enquiries are handled personally by our team.
Foundation
5-day course
Learn the fundamentals of the gallery and make your first live cuts.
- Introduction to vision mixers
- Camera shots and framing for switchers
- Basic talkback and comms
- Certificate of completion
Professional
-25% this intake10-day course
Our full programme for people aiming to work in television and live streaming.
- Multi-camera switching in a live gallery
- Graphics, replay and playout operation
- Streaming workflows and monitoring
- Showreel review and career mentoring
Studio Partnership
For teams and venues
Tailored training for broadcasters, universities and production companies.
- On-site or in-gallery delivery
- Content built around your kit
- Flexible dates for your crew
- Dedicated course lead
Frequently asked questions
Do I need broadcast experience before I join?
No. The Foundation course assumes no prior control room experience. If you already work in video, the Professional course builds on what you know.
What equipment will I be working with?
You will train on professional vision mixers, multi-camera setups, talkback systems, graphics and playout tools, as well as common streaming encoders.
How big are the groups?
We keep groups small so that every student gets plenty of time at the desk. Exact group sizes are confirmed when you book your intake.
Can my company or university book a private course?
Yes. Our Studio Partnership option covers tailored training for teams, either in our gallery or at your own venue. Contact us to discuss your needs.
How do I book a place?
Send us a message from the Contacts page. We will reply with available dates, answer your questions and confirm the details with you directly.