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Course tracks built around the broadcast chain
Six practical tracks taught in working studios by active engineers. Take one, combine several or ask us to build a programme for your team.
Studio Design Fundamentals
Plan a broadcast studio that works from day one. You will draw floor plans, specify acoustic treatment and lay out a gallery that keeps every operator in sight of the programme.
- Sightlines, set layout and cable routing
- Acoustic treatment and noise control
- Power, cooling and gallery ergonomics
Camera Control Systems
Shade and match a multi-camera show with confidence. We cover CCU operation, remote iris and colour tools, robotic heads and the checks that keep pictures consistent all day.
- CCU shading, black balance and gamma
- Robotic head programming and shot memory
- Camera matching and waveform reading
Broadcast Lighting Plots
Light presenters, sets and interviews for modern camera sensors. Build a plot, choose fixtures, control them over DMX and avoid flicker and colour shifts on air.
- Three-point, high-key and set lighting
- Colour temperature and fixture selection
- DMX control and lighting desk programming
Sound Engineering for Live
Deliver clean, compliant audio for studio and event productions. Practise on professional desks, place microphones for speech and music, and set up intercom that everyone can trust.
- Microphone choice, placement and radio mic care
- Mixing desk routing and monitoring
- Loudness compliance and intercom systems
Gallery Workflow
Run a calm gallery. Learn how rundowns, vision mixing, graphics cues and talkback fit together, and rehearse the handovers that decide whether a live show runs smoothly.
- Rundown preparation and cue sheets
- Vision mixing and graphics operation
- Talkback discipline and handover routines
Live Event Production
Take the studio on the road. This track covers outside broadcast planning, rigging schedules, signal redundancy and the safety checks that matter at venues and festivals.
- Site surveys, rigging and power planning
- Signal paths, bonded links and redundancy
- Risk assessment and crew scheduling
Not sure which track fits your team?
Tell penmira about your studio and the skills you need. We will suggest a plan and an intake date.
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