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Master the studio floor, in motion.

glamripfy teaches studio equipment setup, dynamic camera operation, lighting and sound, and the smooth workflows that keep television news and live shows on air.

Television news studio with robotic cameras and bright LED lighting

Live Studio Starter Day

£149£199
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  • Multi-camera setups
  • LED lighting
  • Broadcast audio
  • Gallery calling
  • Prompter operation
  • Live show cueing

Course overview

Designed by working crews, built for live television

Camera operator tracking a shot on a studio pedestal camera
Flagship course

Dynamic camera operation for news and live shows

Two days on a working studio floor. You will build and balance a pedestal camera, learn to frame a moving presenter, and practise smooth shot changes under live-show pressure.

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  • #tracking
  • #framing
  • #talkback
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  • Close-up of a broadcast camera lens and viewfinder in a studio

    Camera craft

    Pedestal moves, tracking, framing for presenters and clean handovers between shots.

    From £120Enquire
  • Studio lighting grid with LED panels and fresnel lamps

    Lighting waves

    Key, fill and back light, colour temperature and how to light a set that moves with the show.

    From £120Enquire
  • Audio mixing console with faders and meters in a broadcast gallery

    Sound and talkback

    Microphone choice, levels, mixing and clear talkback between floor and gallery.

    From £120Enquire

Choose a plan

Two clear packages for individuals and crews. Prices are per trainee and include kit, tutoring and course materials.

Studio Essentials

One day on the studio floor

£390 per trainee

  • Equipment setup and cable discipline
  • Basic camera and lighting practice
  • Up to 6 trainees per group
  • Email support for 30 days
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Broadcast Pro

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Three days, full live-show rehearsal

£890 £1,140

  • Full multi-camera, lighting and sound modules
  • Live news bulletin rehearsal
  • Up to 8 trainees per group
  • Mentor support for 90 days
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How it works

Gain more control over how your studio runs

With one joined-up method for equipment, movement, light and sound, your crew learns to work as a single team from the first cue to the final fade.

Production gallery with director and vision mixer watching a wall of monitors
  1. 1

    Equipment setup

    Rig cameras, prompters and cabling safely, with a repeatable checklist.

  2. 2

    Camera movement

    Plan pedestal and tracking moves that stay smooth on air.

  3. 3

    Lighting waves

    Shape light for faces, sets and moving talent without shadows.

  4. 4

    Sound control

    Set levels, mic positions and talkback so nothing drops out.

  5. 5

    Gallery cueing

    Call shots, cue graphics and hand over between segments cleanly.

  6. 6

    Review and refine

    Watch the recording, log issues and tighten the next rehearsal.

Tutors

Our team is the best in the business.

Experienced studio professionals who still work on news and live shows, and bring that pace into every session.

  • Portrait of a smiling man in his forties with short grey hair in a studio

    Oliver Hartley

    Head of Studio Operations

    A calm floor is a fast floor. We teach crews to prepare so live work feels easy.

  • Portrait of a woman of South Asian descent with long dark hair smiling

    Priya Nair

    Lead Camera Tutor

    Smooth movement comes from planning the move before the red light comes on.

  • Portrait of a young man with brown hair and a beard smiling

    Tom Bennett

    Lighting Director

    Light is the first thing the audience feels and the last thing they notice.

  • Portrait of a Black woman with short natural hair smiling

    Amara Okafor

    Sound Supervisor

    Clear audio keeps viewers watching, even when the picture is perfect.

  • Portrait of a man with red hair and glasses in a studio

    Callum Reid

    Gallery Director

    Good calling is clear, short and timed. Everything else follows.

  • Portrait of a blonde woman in her thirties smiling

    Hannah Whitfield

    Workflow Producer

    Rundowns, cues and handovers should never be a surprise to anyone.

glamripfy is the benchmark for studio training in the UK

1,800+

trainees taught across UK studios and newsrooms.

320

live broadcasts supported by our crews each year.

94%

of trainees say they felt ready for their first live show.

Ready to take the floor? Let’s start together.

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Studio gallery

Trainees gathered around a studio camera during a workshopHands adjusting a lighting stand and diffusion in a studio
Boom microphone held above a presenter in a studioStudio floor with cables, cameras and a live show setRack of broadcast video equipment with routers and monitors

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