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Everything a live studio needs to run without surprises

journoza covers the full chain: how signals are routed, how shots are framed, how voices sound and how light falls on your presenters.

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Studio camera on a pedestal in a television studio

Dynamic camera techniques

From clean single-and-two shots for interviews to sweeping jib moves for live shows, our camera directors build shot libraries that match your format. We train operators, programme robotic presets and rehearse transitions so every cut looks deliberate.

  • Robotic preset programming
  • Operator coaching and shot plans
  • Jib, pedestal and handheld workflows
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Acoustic optimisation

Poor room sound ruins great pictures. We measure reverberation time, treat problem reflections and choose microphones that suit presenters, guests and panels, so that speech stays clear on air and in the edit.

  • Room measurement and treatment plans
  • Microphone selection and placement
  • Mix-minus and remote guest audio
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Studio lighting grid with LED panels above a TV set

Lighting design and setups

We plan lighting grids that flatter skin tones, separate talent from backdrops and stay consistent from the first bulletin to the last. Colour temperature, power draw and heat are all considered for long broadcast days.

  • LED and fresnel grid layouts
  • DMX control and scene presets
  • Colour matching across cameras
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Systems and formats that keep every show on schedule

Studio equipment integration

We design and commission the full signal path of your studio: SDI and IP video routing, sync and timecode, intercom, tally, playout and graphics. Everything is labelled, documented and tested before your first live broadcast.

  • SDI, NDI and SMPTE 2110 routing
  • Intercom, tally and IFB design
  • Genlock, timecode and redundancy
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Reliable production workflows

We document pre-air checks, cue calling, fallback plans and hand-over procedures. Your crew gets clear runbooks and rehearsal sessions so every member knows exactly what to do when a feed drops or a guest runs late.

  • Pre-air and shutdown checklists
  • Failover and contingency plans
  • Crew briefings and rehearsals
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News, interview and live show formats

Each format has different demands. We provide ready-to-run templates for fast news turnarounds, calm interview conversations and multi-guest live shows, covering layout, comms, graphics and timing from the first rehearsal.

  • Bulletin and rolling news layouts
  • One-to-one and panel interview sets
  • Audience and entertainment shows
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Choose your right production package

Clear day rates for studio setup, crew and testing. Every package can be extended with lighting, acoustic and workflow add-ons.

Studio Starter

-25%

£890£1,190

per production day

  • Two-camera studio setup
  • LED key and fill lighting
  • Talkback and IFB check
  • Rundown template and cue sheet
  • Remote technical support
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No commitment. We reply within one working day.

Broadcast Pro

-25%

£1,790£2,390

per production day

  • Four-camera robotic and manned mix
  • Full lighting grid and colour tuning
  • Acoustic treatment and mic plan
  • Vision mixing and graphics integration
  • Pre-air rehearsal day included
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Full Network

-25%

£3,290£4,390

per production day

  • Six or more cameras with jib or Steadicam
  • Multi-studio signal routing
  • Redundant comms, power and sync
  • On-site engineering crew
  • Post-show technical report
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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about timings, equipment and how we work with production teams.

How long does it take to set up a studio?

A typical two-camera studio can be integrated and tested in two to three working days. Larger multi-studio projects are scoped after a site survey, with a clear schedule agreed in writing.

Do you work with our existing equipment?

Yes. We audit what you already own, keep what works, and only recommend new kit where it solves a genuine reliability or quality problem.

Can you support live broadcasts on the day?

We provide on-site engineers and remote technical support for the full length of a broadcast, including rehearsals and the pre-air check window.

Which parts of the UK do you cover?

We work with broadcasters, production companies and corporate studios across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Travel is quoted transparently up front.

How do package prices work?

Packages are priced per production day and include crew, setup and testing. Discounted rates apply to multi-day bookings. Contact us for a tailored quote.