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A look at the settings, equipment and working steps behind our studio consultancy, from control rooms and camera floors to lighting rigs and sound desks.
The details behind a well-run studio
These scenes show the materials, steps and settings we work with: control rooms, camera floors, lighting grids and sound desks. Each picture stands for a stage of the work rather than a single finished job.
Vision mixer and monitor wall in a control room
We position monitors so the director, vision mixer and producer can each see what they need without leaning or guessing, and label every source to match the rundown.
Operator framing a shot on a pedestal camera
Coaching covers smooth pedestal moves, headroom and framing for a presenter at a desk, so operators stay steady when a live show changes direction.
Lighting rig above a news desk
Priya plans lamps for a clean look on faces while keeping power use and rigging time sensible, so a crew can reset the set quickly between programmes.
Mixing desk and microphones for live dialogue
Tom arranges faders, groups and talkback so the person mixing can reach what matters first, and chooses microphones that suit the voices and the room.
Labelled cabling behind a studio rack
Cables are routed, labelled and recorded in a schedule, so anyone can trace a fault at speed and the studio stays tidy for the next engineer.
Crew reviewing a rundown in the gallery
Workflow reviews begin by sitting in the gallery during a rehearsal and noting how the rundown, talkback and cues work together, then writing down practical changes.
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