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Audiovisual production courses

Build better broadcasts faster than ever.

audienzo teaches broadcast studio design, camera control systems, professional lighting, sound engineering and streamlined workflows, built for television networks and live events across the United Kingdom.

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What you will master

  • Studio design
  • Camera control
  • Lighting
  • Sound engineering
  • Production workflow

Our approach

Gain more insight into how great productions run

With hands-on sessions in a fully equipped studio, our tutors show you how professional crews plan, rehearse and deliver live television without drama.

  • Measure your signal chain

    Learn to read waveforms, loudness meters and tally states so faults are found before they reach air.

  • Build your studio plan

    Turn a bare floor into a working studio with set layouts, lighting grids and clear cable routes.

  • Connect every system

    Tie cameras, audio, graphics and playout into one reliable workflow your whole crew can follow.

Hands adjusting faders on a broadcast vision mixer control desk

By the numbers

We believe in the power of hands-on training

audienzo is built around real equipment and real deadlines, so every learner leaves ready to work in a gallery, a studio floor or an outside broadcast.

Learners trained
2,400+
Studios planned with our alumni
86
Hours on live broadcast kit
12,000
Promoted or hired within a year
94%

Programmes

Our mission is to make broadcast skills accessible to everyone.

Six focused programmes covering every discipline of a modern production. Book a single course or combine them into a full pathway.

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  • Empty broadcast studio set with desk and backdrop being designedSave 29%
    Studio design3 days

    Broadcast Studio Design Essentials

    Plan floor layouts, sets, sightlines and cable routes for news, entertainment and corporate studios.

    £490£690
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  • Robotic broadcast camera on a studio floor with remote control panelSave 25%
    Camera control4 days

    Camera Control Systems

    Master CCU shading, robotic camera operation, tally, intercom and shot matching across multi-camera setups.

    £540£720
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  • Professional studio lighting rig with spotlights on a ceiling gridSave 24%
    Lighting3 days

    Professional Lighting Arrangements

    Build key, fill and backlight plots, work with LED fixtures and control them from a lighting desk.

    £520£680
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  • Sound engineer's desk with studio monitors, microphone and headphonesSave 27%
    Sound engineering4 days

    Sound Engineering for Broadcast

    Mix dialogue, music and effects live, manage radio mics and deliver clean, compliant loudness.

    £580£790
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  • Production gallery monitor wall with multiple video feedsSave 26%
    Workflows2 days

    Streamlined Production Workflows

    Run rundowns, graphics, playout and file handovers in a gallery that stays calm under deadline.

    £460£620
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  • Outside broadcast truck and cables at a live event venueSave 28%
    Live events5 days

    Live Events Control Room

    Coordinate outside broadcasts, venue feeds and remote contributions for festivals, sport and conferences.

    £640£890
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Our tutors

Our team is the best in the business.

Working directors, engineers and producers from UK broadcasters and live event companies, teaching what they do every week.

  • Portrait of a smiling British woman in her late 30s with auburn hair in a studio

    Eleanor Wright

    Course Director

    “Great television starts with a calm, well-planned studio floor.”

  • Portrait of a Scottish man in his early 40s with short dark hair and stubble

    Callum Reid

    Camera Systems Lead

    “Matching every shot is a craft you can practise until it is instinct.”

  • Portrait of a British Indian woman in her 30s with long black hair

    Priya Nair

    Lighting Director

    “Light shapes the story before a single word is spoken.”

  • Portrait of an English man in his 50s with grey beard and glasses

    Graham Holt

    Senior Sound Engineer

    “Clean audio is the part of a broadcast nobody notices, and everybody needs.”

  • Portrait of a British Pakistani woman in her late 20s wearing a headscarf

    Amira Rahman

    Workflow Producer

    “A good workflow removes friction so crews can focus on the live moment.”

  • Portrait of a Black British man in his 40s with a short beard

    Daniel Okafor

    Live Events Director

    “Live means no second take, so we rehearse until the plan is second nature.”

  • Portrait of a Welsh woman in her 40s with blonde bob haircut

    Rhian Davies

    Studio Operations Manager

    “Our kit is always ready, so learners spend their time on the real thing.”

  • Portrait of a young British Chinese man in his late 20s with glasses

    Kevin Lau

    Vision Mixing Tutor

    “Timing and trust in your crew make a vision mix look effortless.”

What is included in every programme

Every course is designed so you can step into a production role with confidence from your very first week on the job.

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  • Full studio access

    Train on the same cameras, desks and lighting used by working crews.

  • Small cohorts

    Groups of up to eight learners so every person gets time on the controls.

  • Industry tutors

    Lessons led by directors and engineers who work in live television.

  • Flexible dates

    Weekday, weekend and evening starts across the year.

  • Kit loan

    Borrow portable audio and lighting kit to practise between sessions.

  • Certificate

    Receive a completion certificate and a recommended next step.

How enrolment works

A simple four-step route from your first question to your first day on the studio floor.

  1. 1Send us an enquiry
  2. 2Book a short consultation
  3. 3Choose your start date
  4. 4Train on live broadcast kit
Diverse young production crew celebrating together in a TV studio

Our story

On a mission to make production training practical and fun.

audienzo began with a simple idea: the best way to learn television is to make television. We transform complex broadcast technology into confident, repeatable skills that crews can use the very next day.

From a first-time camera operator to a network engineer upgrading a gallery, every learner joins a friendly, hands-on community of production professionals.

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Our values

  • Precision under pressure

    Live television leaves no room for guesswork. We rehearse every cue, every fader move and every camera cut until it is calm and repeatable.

  • Collaborative crews

    Great shows are made by teams. Our sessions put directors, engineers and operators in the same room, talking in the same language.

  • Open, practical knowledge

    No jargon walls. We explain the why behind every setting so you can adapt to any studio, any network, any event.

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