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Audiovisual production course

A broadcast is only as good as the crew behind it.

guiderepo is a practical UK course resource covering broadcast studio design, camera control, lighting, sound and live workflows for television networks and events.

Free course syllabus by email. No payment details needed.

Lesson hours
120+
Practical labs
48
UK learners
3,500
Learner rating
4.8/5
Course

Audiovisual production excellence

What we are building

Great television is engineered long before the red light comes on. guiderepo gathers the studio design principles, camera control methods, lighting plans and audio practice that UK broadcasters rely on every day.

We turn that knowledge into structured lessons and hands-on labs, so you can plan a gallery, balance a rig, mix a live programme and run a show with a calm, repeatable workflow.

Modern television broadcast studio with camera pedestals and lighting grid
Black British woman camera operator holding a broadcast camera in a studio
Professional studio lighting rig with LED fixtures and barn doors
White British man sound engineer at a large audio mixing console wearing headphones

What you will learn

Six skill areas that keep a live show on air.

  • Studio floor plans, acoustics and gallery layouts

  • Shading, CCU operation and robotic camera heads

  • Key, fill and colour temperature for broadcast

  • Mixing, comms and live audio routing

  • Rundowns, talkback and cue discipline

  • Course certificate and tutor feedback

Broadcast gallery wall of multiview monitors showing live camera feeds

From first rehearsal to transmission

  1. 1

    Plan the space

    Map the studio, gallery and cable routes before a single stand is placed.

  2. 2

    Light and frame

    Build the look with a clear lighting plot and matched camera positions.

  3. 3

    Balance the sound

    Set microphone plans, gain structure and comms so every voice is clean.

  4. 4

    Run the show

    Follow a rundown with calm talkback and repeatable cue discipline.

Programmes
6
UK studio case studies
35+
Course access
24/7
Bundle saving
30%
Newsletter

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Get monthly lighting plots, rack diagrams and workflow checklists in your inbox. Join the community of UK studio crews who are sharpening their craft.

British Indian woman television producer reviewing a rundown on a tablet in a studio

Key takeaways

Three-point lighting for a two-person desk set

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you choose a programme and book your place.

  • Who is the course for?

    Studio crew, aspiring directors, technical operators and events teams at UK broadcasters and production companies.

  • Do I need prior experience?

    No. The foundations modules start from the basics, and advanced labs are clearly marked in every programme.

  • How is the course delivered?

    Online lessons with downloadable plans and lab files, plus scheduled live review sessions with our tutors.

  • Can my network book team training?

    Yes. Send us your headcount and goals and we will build a tailored plan for your studio or event team.

  • What do the prices include?

    All lessons, lab files, tutor feedback and a course certificate. Prices are shown in pounds sterling.

  • How do I enrol?

    Send an enquiry through our contact page and we will reply with the next intake dates and payment options.

From brief to broadcast, with confidence.

Pick a programme, send an enquiry and get ready for the next intake with a tutor by your side.

Your learning path at guiderepo

Four clear stages take you from studio fundamentals to running a live show with confidence.

View programmes
Outside broadcast truck parked at a live event with cables and antenna mast

How enrolment works

Our process is short and friendly, so you can focus on learning rather than paperwork.

  1. Send an enquiry

    Tell us about your team, your studio and your goals.

  2. Get course advice

    A tutor recommends the programme that fits your level.

  3. Confirm your place

    Choose your intake date and receive your access details.

  4. Start learning

    Follow lessons, join live reviews and finish your project.