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Run every bulletin and live show without a hitch.

encorezenix helps UK studio teams set up equipment, move cameras with confidence, shape light and sound, and build workflows that stay calm when the red light comes on.

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What we cover

Three disciplines, one connected studio

Great pictures and clean audio come from equipment, people and process working together.

Dynamic camera operation

Pedestal, dolly and handheld moves that stay smooth, framed and on cue through a bulletin or live show.

Lighting that holds up on air

Key, fill and backlight plans balanced for faces, sets and screens, with settings you can repeat every day.

Clean sound and sound waves

Microphone choice, gain structure and mixing habits that keep speech clear and levels steady.

Inside the studio

Where the craft happens

A look at the three areas our guidance returns to again and again.

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Move the camera with purpose

Smooth tracking, steady framing and clear communication with the gallery, from rehearsal to the final cue.

Stage lighting rig with warm spotlights

Shape the light before the cameras roll

Plan, hang and balance a rig that suits the set and the presenters.

Studio microphone with pop filter in a recording room

Keep every voice clear and consistent

Choose and place microphones, then set levels you can trust.

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Our approach

A studio is a system, not a pile of equipment

encorezenix brings camera operation, lighting and sound into one picture, so each choice supports the others and your crew can repeat results every day.

  • Equipment placed and labelled so any operator can find it
  • Camera moves rehearsed with the gallery, not improvised
  • Lighting and audio settings written down and repeatable
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How a workflow comes together

From empty floor to confident live show in four steps

  1. 1

    Survey the space

    We review the studio, equipment list, signal chain and the way the crew actually works.

  2. 2

    Set up and calibrate

    Cameras, lights and audio are positioned, matched and labelled so settings can be repeated.

  3. 3

    Rehearse the show

    A full run-through with the floor and gallery teams exposes weak points while there is still time to fix them.

  4. 4

    Go live with a checklist

    A short pre-show routine keeps every day consistent, whether it is a bulletin or a long live programme.

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core disciplines: camera, light and sound
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workflow stages from survey to show day
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hands-on, practical guidance

Our team

The people behind the guidance

Working studio practitioners who share what actually holds up on a busy production day.

  • Portrait of a smiling man in a dark blazer

    Oliver Hartley

    Head of Studio Operations

  • Portrait of a smiling businesswoman

    Priya Nair

    Lighting Director

  • Portrait of a man with a short beard

    Daniel Okafor

    Camera Operations Lead

  • Portrait of a young woman with light hair

    Hannah Whitcombe

    Audio Engineer

Packages

Clear options for every studio

Choose a starting point and we will shape it around your space, crew and schedule.

Studio Audit

£390

one-off visit

  • On-site review of cameras, lighting and audio
  • Signal-chain and cable check
  • Written findings with priority fixes
  • Follow-up call with our team
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Workflow Build

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£1,450£1,930

per studio

  • Everything in Studio Audit
  • Equipment, lighting and audio setup plan
  • Walkthroughs for floor and gallery teams
  • Full rehearsal for a live show
  • Two weeks of email support
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Retained Support

Custom

tailored to your output

  • Scheduled visits and remote reviews
  • Training for new crew members
  • Pre-show checks for live productions
  • Priority response from our team
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FAQ

Questions studios ask us most

Do you only work with television news studios?

No. Our guidance suits news bulletins, live magazine shows, panel programmes and corporate studios. The principles of camera, lighting, sound and workflow carry across formats.

Can you visit our studio in person?

Yes. Audits and workflow builds are carried out on site anywhere in the United Kingdom. Remote reviews are also possible for smaller questions.

We already have equipment. Do we need to buy anything new?

Not necessarily. Most improvements come from placement, calibration and habits. We only suggest new kit when it clearly solves a problem you have.

How long does a workflow build take?

It depends on the size of the studio and the show. Many projects are completed over a few working days, followed by two weeks of email support.

Can you train new crew members?

Yes. Retained Support includes training for new starters on camera movement, lighting basics, audio habits and the pre-show checklist.

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