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Studio production training in the UK

Run a studio floor as smooth as a live broadcast.

fameplo teaches studio equipment setup, dynamic camera operation, lighting and sound for television news and live shows, on working studio floors with working crews.

Free studio-setup checklist, plus course dates once a month.

£49/month

Spread the cost of Broadcast Pro over 12 months with no interest and no hidden fees.

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What you will get:

  • Hands-on studio days with a live multi-camera set-up
  • Rotating roles: operator, vision mixer, sound and floor manager
  • A recorded run-through for your showreel
Pricing

A plan for every crew

Simple per-seat pricing for each course, shown in pounds sterling and including VAT.

We keep fees transparent, with no kit-hire surcharges and no extra charge for studio time. If you are training a whole team, ask us about an on-site day at your own facility.

Every course ends with a recorded run-through of a full news bulletin you can take to your next interview.

Pricing FAQs

What payment options are there?

Pay in full by bank transfer or card, or spread the Broadcast Pro course over 12 monthly instalments.

Is there a trial day?

Yes. Book a one-day Foundation session and the fee is credited if you move on to a longer course.

Why are the fees per person?

Every learner gets a real role on the studio floor, so we cap each cohort and price by seat, not by group.

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Can I change my course date?

Yes. Tell us at least ten working days before your start date and we will move you to the next cohort at no cost. Changes after that depend on seat availability.

Do I need broadcast experience first?

Not for Foundation. You will learn the studio floor from the ground up. Broadcast Pro and Master Crew assume you have completed Foundation or have equivalent experience.

  • Live studio days
  • Broadcast-grade kit
  • Small crew sizes
  • Certificate on completion

Frequently asked questions

Common Answers

How does a course help with real shifts?

You rehearse the exact jobs that go wrong on a busy gallery floor: cueing, framing, talkback discipline and last-minute rundown changes.

What makes the training good?

Tutors are working broadcasters. You operate the same kit you will meet on air, not a simplified classroom version.

What kind of kit will I work with?

Pedestal and handheld cameras, teleprompters, LED lighting grids, digital audio desks, vision mixers and a full talkback system.

Do I get footage of my own work?

Yes. Each learner receives a recorded run-through of their role, ready to use in a showreel or job application.

Choose a plan

Prices are per person and include VAT. Enquire and we will confirm the next available dates.

Foundation

Save 24%

£249£329

Two days on the studio floor to learn the essentials.

  • Studio equipment set-up and safety
  • Camera basics and shot sizes
  • Introduction to lighting and sound
  • Up to 6 learners per cohort
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Broadcast Pro

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£590£790

Five days running a full news bulletin from rehearsal to air.

  • Dynamic camera moves and pedestal work
  • Three-point and news lighting plots
  • Audio mixing, talkback and cueing
  • Gallery workflow and rundown handling
  • Recorded run-through for your showreel
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Master Crew

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£1,190£1,590

Ten days leading a live show crew, front of house to gallery.

  • Everything in Broadcast Pro
  • Floor management for live entertainment
  • Multi-camera show direction practice
  • One-to-one tutor review
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Why train with us

The fastest way from cold studio to live on air. Period.

fameplo is built around real studio time. We believe a diverse crew, clear cueing and honest feedback are the keys to a smooth show.

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Inside the gallery, where a live show is won or lost

A calm gallery is built long before the red light goes on. We teach the habits that keep a news bulletin or live show on time, on cue and on message.

  • Cue scripts, rundowns and talkback in one workflow
  • Camera, sound and graphics operators working as one team
  • Rehearse the mistakes before they reach the viewer
Television production gallery with vision mixer and wall of monitors

Join the crews who run tighter, calmer studios

  • Small cohorts with a role for every learner
  • Studio days timed to a real broadcast schedule
  • Tutors who still work in live television
Broadcast studio camera on a pedestal facing a news desk

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It has never been easier to talk to a tutor. Send us your dates and your crew size and we will reply with a plan that fits your studio.

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