6 weeks · Part-time, London
Broadcast Studio Design
Plan a television studio from an empty room to a working floor: acoustics, sightlines, cable routes, power and set layout.
scoopzae is the practical learning resource for studio design, camera control, lighting, sound and the workflows that keep television networks and live events on air.
Every course follows the real order of a production, so each skill you pick up connects to the next one in the control room.
FAQ
No. The foundation weeks of every course assume only an interest in television and live production. Experienced engineers can join the same intake and move faster through the practical sessions.
Most courses combine live online theory with hands-on days in a working studio in London, Manchester or Glasgow. Choose the location that suits you when you enquire.
You will work with studio cameras and CCUs, lighting consoles, digital audio desks and a vision mixer, so the skills carry straight into a network or event environment.
Yes. We run tailored group training for networks, production companies and venues. Send us a note on the contacts page and we will outline a plan around your facility.
You can move to a later intake free of charge up to 14 days before the course begins. Contact our team and we will rebook you.
Two of our most requested pathways, currently available at an introductory price.
6 weeks · Part-time, London
Plan a television studio from an empty room to a working floor: acoustics, sightlines, cable routes, power and set layout.
8 weeks · Part-time, London
Run a streamlined production chain for networks and live events: comms, routing, cueing, graphics and outside broadcast.
A streamlined workflow
Our method is built around how television networks and live event crews actually work, one clear stage at a time.
Map the space, the camera positions and the lighting plot before a single cable is pulled, so rehearsal time is spent on the programme.
Work through camera shading, audio line checks and comms tests with a repeatable checklist that catches problems early.
Learn gallery etiquette, cueing and fallback routes, so the team stays calm when a live show changes minute by minute.
Now enrolling
Pick a course and a location, then send us an enquiry. An adviser will confirm start dates and answer your questions.
Our tutors
Working studio designers, vision engineers and sound supervisors who teach what they do every day.
Head of Studio Design
Camera Control Lead
Lighting Director
Sound Supervisor
Workflow Producer