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Audiovisual production excellence

A broadcast is only as good as the studio behind it.

journalexi is the UK resource for studio design, camera control, lighting arrangements, sound engineering and streamlined workflows, built for television networks and live events.

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Reserve a place on our hands-on programmes before the studio calendar fills up. Early enrolment savings of up to 25% apply to every course.

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Our track record

We believe in precision, planning and practice.

journalexi brings together engineers, lighting designers and sound specialists who have run real galleries, outside broadcasts and live stages across the United Kingdom.

240+
Production crews trained
35
UK studios consulted
4,800
Hours of hands-on training
1,900
Graduates working in the industry

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

  • Who are the courses designed for?

    Studio engineers, camera operators, lighting designers, sound technicians and production managers working in television, corporate broadcast and live events.

  • Do I need previous experience?

    Foundation courses start from the basics. Advanced modules assume you have worked on at least one multi-camera production.

  • Where does the training take place?

    Sessions run in fully equipped studios in the UK, and we can also deliver on-site training inside your own gallery or venue.

  • Can you advise on a new studio build?

    Yes. Our consultancy covers layout planning, camera positions, lighting grids, acoustic treatment and signal routing before you buy any equipment.

  • Are group and network rates available?

    Teams of four or more receive tailored pricing. Send us a message and we will prepare a quote around your schedule.

Course programmes

Our mission is to make production skills accessible to everyone.

Six focused programmes cover every discipline in a modern gallery. Choose one or combine several into a complete training path for your crew.

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Studio design

Broadcast Studio Design Essentials

Plan layouts, sightlines, set construction and cable routing for news, chat and magazine studios.

£540£690

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Camera control

Camera Control Systems

Master robotic heads, CCU shading, remote control panels and consistent multi-camera matching.

£620£780

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Lighting

Professional Lighting Arrangements

Build key, fill and backlight plots, work with LED fixtures and control grids through DMX.

£480£600

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Studio microphone and headphones for sound recording-20%
Sound

Sound Engineering for Broadcast

Microphone technique, mixing, intercom and clean audio chains from studio floor to transmission.

£590£740

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Workflows

Streamlined Production Workflows

Design rundowns, ingest and delivery pipelines that keep busy galleries calm and on schedule.

£450£560

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Live events

Live Events Production Day

Run a live stage from front of house to gallery, with screens, lighting cues and audio in sync.

£390£490

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How it works

Gain more insight into how great galleries run.

Every programme combines short theory sessions with time on real equipment, so you leave with settings, plots and workflows you can apply on your next production.

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  • Studio layout

    Floor plans, set zones and cable paths designed around the way your crew really works.

  • Camera control

    Shading, remote heads and matched pictures across every camera in the gallery.

  • Lighting plots

    Balanced key, fill and background lighting with efficient LED rigs and tidy control.

  • Clean sound

    Microphone choice, mixing and monitoring that keeps dialogue clear on air.

  • Smooth workflows

    Rundowns, ingest and delivery routines that remove bottlenecks before the red light.

  • Live reliability

    Backup paths and cue discipline so live events stay on air whatever happens.

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From first sketch to final transmission, in four clear stages.

  1. 1

    Plan the space

    Map camera positions, talent marks and lighting zones before anything is rigged.

  2. 2

    Rig and calibrate

    Set up cameras, lamps and audio paths, then match colour, levels and focus.

  3. 3

    Capture with confidence

    Run rehearsals, cue sheets and talkback so every shot lands cleanly on the day.

  4. 4

    Deliver and review

    Archive, hand over and review the show so the next production starts stronger.

Drop us a line or two, we are open to ambitious productions and new collaborations.

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