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Studio production

A broadcast is only as good as its studio.

notixzo is a UK resource for studio production in motion: equipment setup, dynamic camera operation, lighting, sound and the smooth workflows behind television news and live shows.

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What we cover

Set up. Shoot. Go live. Without the chaos.

Dynamic camera operation

Smooth pedestal, track and robotic moves that follow the story and never fight the gallery.

Lighting you can trust

Repeatable key, fill and backlight setups that keep presenters flattering from first bulletin to last.

Clean sound waves

Microphone placement, gain staging and room treatment so every voice lands clearly on air.

Workflows that flow

Rundowns, cue sheets and crew roles that keep a live show calm and on time.

Our crew

Our crew is the best in the business.

Experienced directors, operators and engineers who have run studios for news, sport and live entertainment.

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Marcus Hale

Head of Studio Operations

“Every great shot starts with a clean floor plan.”

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Priya Nair

Lead Camera Instructor

“A smooth move is a rehearsed move.”

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Tom Ashworth

Lighting Director

“Light the person first, then the set.”

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Amara Okafor

Audio Supervisor

“Viewers forgive grain, never bad sound.”

Meet the whole crew

Our mission is to make live studios simple.

Trusted by

Newsrooms and live production teams across the UK

Crew members

48

Founded in

2014

Who we work with

  • Regional news desks
  • Live sport studios
  • Independent producers
  • Corporate broadcast suites
  • University media schools

notixzo is more than a training provider. It is the result of years of hands-on work inside busy galleries and studio floors. We combine technical know-how with practical coaching, helping crews improve picture quality, reduce on-air errors and build a shared language between cameras, lighting, sound and the director.

We are very happy that they rebuilt our studio workflow. Our evening bulletin has not overrun since.
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Eleanor Whitfield

Executive Producer, regional news

Optimise your studio workflow now

Packages start from £490 with up to 27% off this season. Take control of your floor, your gallery and your schedule.

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Every studio is different. Tell us about yours and we will suggest a practical next step for your crew and equipment.

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Address

Beaconsfield Studios, Station Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9 1LG, United Kingdom

Behind the scenes

Gain more insight into how great studios run

With our audits, masterclasses and workflow coaching you can see every part of your production chain: floor, gallery, lighting grid and audio path, and know exactly what to fix first.

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Safe and tidy studio floors

Cable paths, floor marks and camera parking spots planned so crews move quickly without trips or clashes.

Predictable lighting

Documented lighting plots and colour temperature settings that any shift can recreate in minutes.

Clear audio chains

Mic, mixer and talkback routing mapped end to end, so faults are found in seconds rather than minutes.

Calmer galleries

Defined roles and call-outs that reduce chatter and let the director focus on the picture.

Rehearsals that count

Short, structured dry-runs that test the risky moments of a show before the red light goes on.

Fast recovery on air

Fallback plans for lost feeds, late guests and overruns that your whole crew has practised.