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Live TV production course

Great live television is built, not improvised.

storynix is a professional hub for studio equipment integration, dynamic camera techniques, acoustic optimisation and lighting, with reliable processes for news programmes, interviews and live shows.

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Modern live television studio with multiple cameras and bright lighting rig

Foundation course from

£890£1,190

Get to know our amazing Team

Your tutors are working broadcasters. They direct, light, mix and engineer live programmes every week, and bring that day-to-day pressure and know-how into every session.

  • Portrait of a British woman in her forties with dark hair and glasses

    Eleanor Whitfield

    Executive Producer

  • Portrait of a South Asian man in his thirties with short dark hair and a light shirt

    Arjun Mehta

    Camera Director

  • Portrait of a Black man in his thirties wearing headphones around his neck

    Marcus Okafor

    Audio Lead

  • Portrait of a red-haired woman in her thirties wearing a denim jacket

    Fiona MacLeod

    Lighting Designer

Go live without surprises

Every storynix module follows the same four-step production rhythm used in real newsrooms and studios, so the habits you build here carry straight to air.

  1. 1

    Plan the show

    Build the running order, shot list and technical brief before anyone touches a camera.

  2. 2

    Rig the studio

    Position cameras, lighting and microphones, then integrate every source into the gallery.

  3. 3

    Rehearse with the crew

    Run full technical rehearsals with talkback, graphics and fault drills until the team moves as one.

  4. 4

    Go to air

    Direct the live programme with a clear fallback plan for every critical point in the chain.

Course modules

Learn every discipline behind a flawless live broadcast

With integrated equipment training, studio rehearsals and mentor feedback, you can manage your whole production chain from one structured programme.

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  • Broadcast studio camera on a pedestal with teleprompter
    4 weeks

    Dynamic camera techniques

    Framing, pedestal moves, teleprompter work and shot variety for desks, panels and walk-and-talk sequences.

    £420£560-25%
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  • Television studio lighting rig with spotlights above a set
    3 weeks

    Studio lighting setups

    Three-point lighting, colour temperature, LED grids and fast re-lights between segments of a live show.

    £380£500-24%
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  • Audio mixing console in a broadcast control room
    3 weeks

    Acoustics and live audio

    Microphone placement, room treatment, mixing and talkback routing for clear, broadcast-ready sound.

    £360£480-25%
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Career tracks

Choose the track that fits your newsroom

Our philosophy is simple: learn by running real shows. Pick a role and train for it on a working studio floor.

  • Daniel Hartley
  • Eleanor Whitfield
  • Arjun Mehta
  • Marcus Okafor
  • Fiona MacLeod
Portrait of a white man in his fifties with grey hair and a charcoal sweater

Daniel Hartley

Head of Studio Operations

Daniel oversees equipment integration, signal flow and failover planning so every live show goes to air on time and on spec.

He leads the integration workshops at storynix, where every learner traces a signal from camera to transmission and builds a tested fallback plan.

What we stand for

Take full control of your production

Reliable shows are the result of repeatable processes. We teach you to own every link in the chain, from the first cue sheet to the final fade to black.

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  • Unlimited rehearsal slots

  • Exact timing and cueing

  • Learn how the gallery listens

  • Reliability without compromise

In the studio

Train at storynix

What you will build

The industry is moving towards faster, leaner and more connected productions. Learners at storynix get comfortable with IP-based workflows, remote contributors and hybrid studio setups while keeping the fundamentals sharp.

By structuring rehearsals, signal paths and cue sheets with care, you will leave able to run a news programme, an interview show or a live event with confidence and a clear plan B for every critical moment.

  • Television production gallery with a wall of monitors
  • Studio floor with interview set, two armchairs and a coffee table
  • Close-up of a vision mixer with illuminated buttons

Benefits

We help you build a broadcast career.

  • Hands-on studio hours on broadcast-grade equipment

  • Live mock bulletins with a real gallery crew

  • Small cohorts and one-to-one mentor feedback

  • Acoustic and lighting labs in a working studio

  • Certificate of completion for your portfolio

  • Evening and weekday intensive schedules

Open intakes

Cannot find the right intake? Email us at info@iqstudios.co.uk and we will find a date for you.

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