Areas of work we advise on
A look at the kinds of rooms, rigs and workflows our advisory work covers, shown through the subjects our drawings, plans and reports deal with.
Studios, control rooms and live galleries
These scenes show the settings where our guidance is applied. Each one reflects a type of job we plan or review, from the studio floor to the signal chain behind it.
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Compact news studio layout
A small set planned around two cameras and a desk. The brief covers camera positions, acoustic treatment on the walls and a tidy cable route to the control room.
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Multi-camera studio floor
Floor planning for several cameras, a lighting grid and audience seating. Sightlines and cable paths are worked out before any equipment is placed.
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Camera shading in the control room
Setting up shading positions so pictures stay consistent between cameras. The work looks at monitor placement, reference levels and operator workflow.
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Lighting plan for a studio set
A lighting plot built around the cameras and the set design. It notes fixture positions, colour temperature and how the rig can be adjusted between shows.
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Sound desk and monitoring
Guidance on microphone choice, desk layout and monitoring for speech-led programmes. The aim is clear dialogue and a mix that translates to the viewer.
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Live event signal flow
A written plan of video and audio routing for a live production, with crew roles and rehearsal stages set out so the show runs from a clear running order.
Planning something similar for your own production
Send us the details through the contact page. We will ask a few follow-up questions about the room, the crew and the schedule, then send a written quotation.
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