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Audiovisual production course for the UK

Run the gallery without the guesswork

joltyra is a practical course covering broadcast studio design, camera control systems, professional lighting, sound engineering and streamlined workflows for television networks and live events.

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£599£799Save 25%
  • Eight weeks, six practical modules
  • Hands-on studio and gallery labs
  • Feedback from working broadcast crews
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WHAT WE COVER

Take full control of broadcast production.

Learn how television networks and live event crews plan, light, shoot and mix a show from the first sketch to the final transmission.

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  • Studio design that works under pressure

  • Camera control with confidence

  • Lighting that tells the story

  • Clean sound on every programme

We teach world-class broadcast and live production

  • Broadcast studio design

    Plan sightlines, sets, cable routes and gallery layouts that keep presenters, crew and technology working together.

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  • Camera control systems

    Master shading, remote heads, robotic cameras and intercom so every shot matches from the first frame.

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  • Professional lighting

    Build key, fill and background lighting plots that flatter talent and stay consistent across long recordings.

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  • Sound engineering

    Mix dialogue, music and effects, manage radio mics and deliver broadcast-compliant loudness every time.

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Broadcast production control room with multiple monitors and vision mixer

Take quick action that sharpens your production's output.

If you have ever wondered how a gallery team stays calm during a live transmission, this is the place for you. Book a short walkthrough of the programme and see the studio labs first-hand.

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Six modules

Let's build your skills step by step

From first sketches to live transmission, each module builds on the last and ends with a practical studio task.

  1. 1

    Plan the studio

    Floor plans, set dressing, power, data and safe working practice for a new or refitted studio.

  2. 2

    Control the cameras

    Shading, framing, remote heads and talkback so every camera matches and every operator is in sync.

  3. 3

    Light the set

    Lighting plots, colour temperature and dimmer control for studio sets and temporary event stages.

  4. 4

    Engineer the sound

    Microphone choice, radio mic management, mixing and loudness for broadcast delivery.

  5. 5

    Streamline the workflow

    Rundowns, graphics, replay and file handling that keep a busy gallery moving without confusion.

  6. 6

    Go live

    Rehearsals, contingency plans and calm communication for outside broadcasts and live events.

How it works

What steps do I need to take to join?

  1. Step I

    Get in touch

    Tell us about your studio, your team and the productions you work on. We will suggest the right programme.

  2. Step II

    Choose your track

    Pick a single module, the full programme or a group booking for your crew and confirm your dates.

  3. Step III

    Start training

    Join your cohort, work on real studio equipment and leave with workflows you can use on your next show.

Inside the programme

Gain more insight into how professional productions run

With practical labs, expert tutors and clear workflows, you can manage every aspect of a broadcast or live event with confidence.

  • Hands-on studio labs

    Work on real cameras, desks and lighting rigs instead of watching slides.

  • Industry-standard kit

    Train with the vision mixers, control panels and audio consoles used by UK broadcasters.

  • Small cohorts

    Groups of up to eight delegates mean every person gets time on the equipment.

  • Live-show rehearsals

    Practise running a full programme with timings, cues and fault scenarios.

  • Templates and checklists

    Take away rig plans, line-up sheets and rundown templates for your own productions.

  • Certificate of completion

    Receive a certificate that records the modules you have completed.

Pricing

Choose the programme that fits your crew

Prices are per delegate unless stated. Enquire to reserve a place and we will confirm the next available dates.

  • Foundation

    Two modules to build solid fundamentals.

    £349£449Save 22%
    • Studio design module
    • Camera control module
    • Templates and checklists
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    Professional

    The complete six-module programme.

    £599£799Save 25%
    • All six modules
    • Live-show rehearsal day
    • Tutor feedback on your rig plan
    • Certificate of completion
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  • Studio Team

    A full programme for up to five colleagues.

    £1,490£2,090Save 29%
    • Five places on the programme
    • Team workflow review
    • Priority scheduling
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FAQ

Questions we are often asked

Do I need broadcast experience before joining?

No. The Foundation modules start from first principles, while the Professional programme suits crew who want to deepen what they already do.

Can the training take place at our own studio?

Yes. For teams we can deliver sessions on site, using your equipment and your real rundowns.

What equipment will I use?

You will work with studio cameras and control panels, lighting rigs, vision mixers and audio consoles similar to those used in UK broadcast facilities.

How do I reserve a place?

Send us a message from the contacts page. We will confirm availability, answer your questions and agree the dates with you.