What clients say about working with us
Comments from producers, studio managers and crew who have used our layout, lighting, sound, camera and workflow services.
Feedback from studios we have worked with
The comments below come from people who run or work in television studios. They describe what changed on the floor and in the gallery after the work was done.
“The new floor layout meant our three operators stopped crossing each other during the bulletin. Cable routes are labelled and the plan is pinned up in the gallery. New staff understand the room within a morning.”
“The lighting plot was practical. Our presenters look consistent from desk to standing set, and my engineers can adjust the rig without calling anyone. The written notes were clear and I still refer to them.”
“The camera sessions were calm and well paced. Operators learned to recover from a missed cue without panicking, and our framing is steadier. People actually asked when the next session would be.”
“Talkback was a constant complaint before the intercom was reorganised. Now the director, floor manager and operators hear what concerns them. Run-sheets are tighter too, and rehearsals finish without the usual confusion.”
The kinds of teams our services suit
Our work suits anyone responsible for a television studio that has to run reliably on air. These groups describe the audiences we plan and train for, and what each tends to need from the services we offer.
News production teams
Need layouts, lighting and talkback that support short turnarounds and frequent bulletins without crews getting in each other's way.
Live show producers
Look for run-sheets, cue systems and gallery routines that hold up during unscripted moments and last-minute changes.
Studio managers
Need clear floor plans, maintainable rigs and documentation so the room can be used consistently by different crews.
Camera operators
Benefit from hands-on sessions in framing, smooth moves and pedestal or robotic control under live conditions.
Lighting and sound crews
Want practical plots and microphone arrangements they can maintain and adjust themselves between programmes.
Broadcasters building new studios
Need help planning the floor, equipment positions and cabling before anything is installed or purchased.