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Build broadcast studios that run flawlessly

glamifyra is a practical course in audiovisual production: studio design, camera control, lighting, sound and workflows for UK television networks and live events.

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Built around the needs of
  • Television networks
  • Live events
  • Corporate studios
Modern television broadcast studio with a news desk, studio cameras on pedestals and a large LED backdrop
Portrait of a smiling woman in her forties with shoulder-length hair in a studio
Eleanor WhitfieldHead of Studio Design
Lighting module12 lessons, self-paced
Broadcast production control room with vision mixer and a wall of monitors

How glamifyra takes you from studio brief to live broadcast

  1. 1

    Plan

    Map your space, audience and output. Learn how to turn a programme brief into a studio layout, power plan and cable schedule.

  2. 2

    Build

    Specify camera control, lighting and audio systems that fit together, with clear signal flow and sensible redundancy.

  3. 3

    Broadcast

    Run rehearsals, cue sheets and live days with workflows that keep every department working in step.

About the course

The fastest way from studio brief to live broadcast. Period.

glamifyra is a focused course, not a generic media degree. We teach the decisions that matter in a real gallery: where cameras sit, how light is balanced, how sound is routed and how a team stays calm when the red light comes on.

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Professional studio lighting rig with spotlights and softboxes hanging from a grid

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Our faculty

Our tutors are the best in the business.

Experienced engineers, directors and producers who have built and run studios for broadcasters and live productions across the UK.

Course modules

Choose your learning track

Study one specialism or take the lot. Every module is priced individually, with introductory savings available right now.

  • Broadcast Studio Design

    -24%

    Plan a studio from the first sketch to the final cable run: floor plans, set geometry, acoustics, power, ventilation and the sightlines that keep a crew efficient.

    £249£329
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  • Camera Control Systems

    -23%

    Understand how robotic heads, remote control panels and camera control units work together, and how to set up repeatable shots across a full programme.

    £229£299
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  • Professional Lighting Arrangements

    -24%

    Learn how to build lighting plots that flatter presenters, match camera sensors and stay efficient on power, from three-point basics to DMX-controlled grids.

    £219£289
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  • Sound Engineering for Broadcast

    -25%

    Capture and mix clear, compliant audio for studio and location work, from microphone choice and gain structure to loudness metering for UK transmission.

    £239£319
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  • Streamlined Production Workflows

    -26%

    Design signal paths, rundowns and handover routines that let a network gallery run on time, with clear roles and fewer surprises on transmission day.

    £199£269
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  • Live Events Production

    -28%

    Take the same discipline from the studio to the arena: multi-camera coverage, LED screen content, and the planning that keeps a live show on air.

    £279£389
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Take all six tracks for £899 £1349 (save 33%).

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Questions about modules, start dates or team training? Reach out and we will point you in the right direction.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Who is this course designed for?

    Technical operators, junior engineers, producers and facility managers working in or moving into television, corporate studios and live events across the UK.

  • Do I need previous broadcast experience?

    No. Each module starts with the fundamentals and builds towards professional practice, so newcomers and experienced crew can both find a useful pace.

  • Can I enrol on a single module?

    Yes. Every track is available on its own, and the full programme brings all six together at a reduced combined price.

  • Can a whole team or network train together?

    Absolutely. Send us a few details through the contacts page and we will put together a plan around your facility, crew size and schedule.

  • How do I enrol or ask a question?

    Use the contact form and tell us which modules interest you. We will reply with the next available start dates and enrolment steps.

  • Is the content relevant to UK broadcasters?

    The lessons reference UK working practice, including loudness expectations, safe rigging habits and the pace of a national network gallery.