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About us

A course shaped by people who work in the gallery

vibrantix brings together engineers, lighting designers and producers to teach the craft behind reliable television and live event production.

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Our story

vibrantix began with a simple observation: most production problems are not caused by equipment, but by gaps between the people who plan, light, shoot and mix a programme. We created a course that closes those gaps.

Today our lessons cover broadcast studio design, camera control systems, professional lighting arrangements, sound engineering and streamlined workflows. They are used by television networks, independent production companies and live event teams across the United Kingdom.

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What we stand for

  • Practice over theory

    Every module is built around real equipment, real run sheets and the pressure of a live transmission.

  • Clear standards

    We teach the technical practices used across UK broadcasters so your crew works to one shared language.

  • Respect for the crew

    Good productions depend on calm, well-briefed people. Our workflow lessons are designed to protect them.

Meet your instructors

  • Portrait of a woman in her forties with shoulder-length brown hair in a smart jacket

    Eleanor Whitfield

    Head of Studio Design

  • Portrait of a Black man in his thirties with short hair and a casual shirt

    Marcus Bennett

    Camera Control Lead

  • Portrait of a South Asian woman with long dark hair wearing a light blouse

    Priya Chaudhary

    Lighting Director

  • Portrait of a man in his fifties with grey hair and glasses wearing a jumper

    Graham Holloway

    Senior Sound Engineer

Ready to raise the standard of your productions?

Tell vibrantix about your studio, your crew and your next live event. We will recommend the right modules and a start date that suits you.

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