Essentials
£249
- Studio layout and acoustics basics
- Camera control fundamentals
- Starter lighting plots
newspadix · Broadcast production course
Build the studio you imagine without compromise.
Learn broadcast studio design, camera control, lighting and sound engineering from practitioners who have run galleries for UK television networks and live events.
About the course
The clearest route from studio brief to live transmission. Period.
newspadix is a focused course for crews, producers and facility managers across the United Kingdom. It replaces scattered tutorials with one structured path.
- Course modules
- 6
- Video lessons
- 48
- Studio layouts explained
- 36
- Checklists and templates
- 24
Choose a plan
Every plan includes lifetime access to lesson videos and templates. Pick the depth that matches your studio, then send us an enquiry and we will confirm your start date.
Professional
£449
£599-25%
- Multi-camera and CCU workflow
- Three-point to broadcast lighting design
- Mixing consoles and talkback
- Gallery and routing workflow
- Mentor feedback on your studio plan
Network
£799
£999-20%
- Everything in Professional
- Live event and OB workflows
- Network-scale signal flow design
- Facility planning review session
Share of syllabus hours by topic
30%
Camera control
CCU shading, lens matching, robotics and multi-camera coverage for studio and live work.
25%
Lighting design
Key, fill and back light, colour temperature, DMX control and grid planning.
25%
Sound engineering
Microphone technique, mixing consoles, talkback and gallery audio routing.
20%
Workflow
Signal flow, intercom, ingest and hand-offs that keep a transmission on time.
Features
Gain more insight into how a broadcast facility really runs
With real gallery layouts, annotated signal flows and case studies from UK television and live events, you can see every part of a production in one structured course.
Studio design that fits your format
Plan sets, galleries and cabling so news, chat shows and live streams can share one space.
Camera control you can trust
Understand CCU matching, robotic heads and shot management before you commit to a system.
Lighting and sound in balance
Light for faces and screens, mic for clarity and keep both stable through a long transmission.
Workflow
From brief to broadcast in six steps
It has never been easier to plan a production facility the right way. Follow the sequence, or ask us to review your plan.
- 1
Define the brief
Agree formats, audience and budget so every later decision has a clear reference.
- 2
Design the space
Lay out the studio, gallery and cable runs with room for growth and maintenance.
- 3
Specify the systems
Choose cameras, control, lighting and audio that work together, not just on paper.
- 4
Build and align
Install, colour-match and time the system, then document it for the whole crew.
- 5
Rehearse the show
Run talkback, cues and fallbacks until a full programme feels routine.
- 6
Go live and improve
Review each transmission, log what changed and refine the workflow next time.