Services
Five areas of studio work, from equipment setup and camera coaching to lighting, sound and a written review of how your live show runs.
Studio support from first install to live output
nativelo covers the practical parts of running a television studio: the equipment, the people operating it and the way they communicate. Each service can be booked alone or combined, depending on whether you are building a studio, training a crew or tuning a show already on air.
Studio Equipment Setup
We plan, install and test cameras, vision mixers, monitoring and cabling so a studio runs smoothly from the first rehearsal.
Camera Operation Coaching
Hands-on sessions for camera operators covering framing, pedestal moves, teleprompter work and live shot calling.
Lighting Design
Lighting plans for news desks, interview sets and live shows, balancing look, power and crew time.
Sound and Audio Workflow
Microphone choice, mixing desk layout and talkback routing so dialogue stays clear in live programmes.
Live Show Workflow Review
A written review of your gallery, rundown and crew communication, with practical changes for smoother live output.
If you are unsure which service fits, describe the problem on the contact page and we will suggest a scope. Prices are set out on the prices page.
ContactStudio Equipment Setup
This service suits studios that are being built, moved or refitted, and teams whose existing equipment never quite behaves. We plan the layout, install the kit and test the whole chain so the first rehearsal is about the programme, not the cabling.
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- Planning the layout
- We look at the room, the programme format and the crew size, then propose positions for cameras, monitoring and the gallery, with a cable and power plan the installers can follow.
- Installing cameras and vision mixing
- Cameras, vision mixers and control surfaces are installed and configured together, so that sources, labels and outputs match the way your crew will actually call a show.
- Monitoring and cabling
- Monitors are placed where each role needs them, and cabling is routed, labelled and documented so faults can be traced quickly by someone who did not install them.
- Testing before rehearsal
- We test signal paths, talkback and recording from camera to output, note any faults and fix them, then leave a short record of how the system was left.
It helps to bring floor plans, an equipment list and the programme format to the first conversation. Rough sketches are enough.
From first call to a studio that runs smoothly
Whichever service you choose, the work follows the same sequence. It keeps decisions visible, avoids surprises on invoices and leaves your crew with something written to work from after we have gone.
Enquiry and first conversation
You tell us about your studio, crew and programme through the contact page. An adviser follows up by phone or email to understand what is not working and what you want to change.
Written quotation
We set out the scope, what is included, what could change the price and what we need from you, such as access, crew time or documents. Nothing starts until you confirm in writing.
Visit and observation
An adviser comes to your studio, watches a rehearsal or a show, and speaks with the crew. We look at what happens in practice rather than what the paperwork says should happen.
Delivery of the work
We install, coach, design or review, depending on the service. Changes are tried with the crew present so they can be adjusted on the spot.
Handover and invoice
We leave a written summary of what was done and what we suggest next. An invoice follows, payable by bank transfer, and cancellations and refunds follow the payment and refund policy.