Essentials
For individual operators
£249 /learner
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- Studio design fundamentals
- Camera control basics
- Lighting and audio introduction
- Recorded masterclasses
- Downloadable workbook templates
Audiovisual production course
Build broadcasts that flow without compromise.
vibrantix is a practical UK course in studio design, camera control, lighting and sound. Built for television networks, production crews and live event teams.
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Expand your production skills
If you have ever wondered how a gallery stays calm during a live transmission, this is the place to start. Take a clear, step-by-step route from fundamentals to confident operation.
- Studio layouts that suit your format and budget
- Camera shading and remote control done properly
- Lighting plots that photograph well on every lens
Course plans
Flexible course plans for your production team
One-off pricing per learner. No subscriptions and no hidden extras.
Professional
For crews and production teams
£489 /learner
£649 Save 25%
- Everything in Essentials
- Live camera and CCU lab sessions
- Advanced lighting plots
- Sound engineering for broadcast
- One-to-one workflow audit with a mentor
- Certificate of completion
We train differently
Join us and tell us what your crew really needs.
vibrantix lessons are shaped by working gallery and floor teams. Every module is built around real equipment, real run sheets and the pressure of a live transmission, so what you learn on Monday can be used on Tuesday.
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Recommended by broadcast teams across the UK.
Camera control
Match every camera in the gallery before you go live.
Shading checklist
- White balance locked
- Iris and gamma matched
- Skin tones checked
Lighting design
Light every set so it holds up on camera.
- Key light
- 5600 K, soft box
- Fill light
- Half intensity
- Back light
- Rim separation
Sound engineering
Give your audience clean, intelligible sound.
Workflow
Streamline hand-offs from rehearsal to transmission.
- 09:00Line-up and checks
- 11:30Full rehearsal
- 14:00Transmission
Insights
Gain more insight into how live productions run
Our lessons combine studio theory, equipment practice and planning templates, so you can manage every aspect of a broadcast from one clear framework.
Measure your performance
Track signal levels, cue timings and camera matching so every decision in the gallery is based on what you can see and hear.
Build your run sheet
Learn a clear structure for rundowns, cue lights and talkback so every crew member knows what happens next.
Connect every system
Understand how cameras, routers, audio desks and graphics talk to each other, from rehearsal to transmission.
Gain more insight into the full signal chain
With one structured course covering picture, light and sound, you can manage every part of a production from the first rehearsal to the final fade.
Camera control
Shading, matching and remote operation across multi-camera studios and outside broadcasts.
Lighting design
Plan key, fill and back light, colour temperature and power so every set looks right on air.
Sound engineering
Microphone choice, mixing and monitoring that keep speech clear and levels within broadcast limits.
Course modules
Our mission is to make production knowledge accessible to everyone.
Take a single module or build a full programme. Every module is priced separately and carries 25% off while the current intake is open.
Everything you need to learn with confidence
Broadcast-grade standards
Lessons follow the technical practices used by UK television networks and event producers.
Hands-on studio time
Practise on real cameras, lighting desks and mixing consoles in scheduled lab sessions.
Flexible scheduling
Study in the evenings or in focused blocks that fit around your shifts and shoots.
Certificate of completion
Receive a certificate for each completed programme to support your professional profile.
Mentor feedback
Get written and live feedback on your plans, plots and run sheets from working engineers.
Team licences
Train an entire crew together with shared materials and a consistent way of working.