Starter Day
For individual operators
£160 -25%
£120/day
- Camera framing and headroom basics
- Pedestal and jib handling drills
- Talkback and cue etiquette
- Take-home operator checklists
Studio production in motion
Run smoother studios for live television news.
newslura helps UK crews set up studio equipment, operate cameras with confidence, shape light and sound, and build calm workflows for news and live shows.
40+
UK studios and newsrooms supported
98%
of crews rate sessions as very useful
Join a vibrant community of studio crews.
Fuel your craft by learning alongside camera operators, lighting designers and gallery teams from across the UK.
Training
Flexible workshop pricing for your crew
Hands-on studio days with live kit, priced per day. Prices shown include a limited-time discount.
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Gallery Crew
For small crews up to 6
£520 -25%
£390/day
- Full floor and gallery rehearsal
- Live rundown walk-throughs
- Lighting and sound basics for crews
- Printed shot-card templates
- Follow-up Q&A call within 30 days
Newsroom Pro
For full production teams
£1,590 -25%
£1,190/day
- On-site training in your studio
- Custom scenarios for your bulletins
- Breaking-news drill with timings
- Role-by-role competency notes
- Post-session workflow summary
Studio setup
Equipment setup packages that scale with your show
From a compact news desk to a multi-camera live set, choose the level of support you need.
Essential
For compact studios
£1,190 -25%
£890/project
- Equipment audit and layout plan
- Cable labelling and tidy routing
- Talkback and monitoring check
- Written handover notes
Broadcast
For daily news studios
£3,270 -25%
£2,450/project
- Camera, lighting and audio alignment
- Preset library for every segment
- Rack and routing documentation
- Crew walk-through on live kit
- Two-week post-install support
Live Show Rig
For multi-camera live shows
£7,870 -25%
£5,900/project
- Full multi-camera and jib plan
- Lighting plot with scene recall
- Audio chain design and testing
- Rehearsal days with your crew
- Technical run-sheet and fallback plan
- On-call support for your first live week
Trusted by 40+ UK studio crews
newslura turns tricky studio days into repeatable routines, so presenters, operators and engineers can focus on the story.
- Clear camera, light and sound routines for every segment
- Rundown-driven workflows that reduce on-air surprises
- Training that fits around your bulletin schedule
The crew
Our team is the best in the business.
Working gallery and floor professionals who teach the way they work on air: calmly, precisely and together.
Imogen Hart
Lead Camera Operator
Tobias Reid
Lighting Director
Priya Nair
Sound Supervisor
Callum Fraser
Studio Engineer
Amara Okafor
Gallery Producer
Henry Whitlock
Workflow Consultant
We create world-class studio skills and calmer live broadcasts.
Studio equipment setup
Racks, routing, talkback and monitoring installed, labelled and tested before your first live rehearsal.
Learn moreDynamic camera operation
Pedestal, jib and robotic camera coaching so every move is smooth, repeatable and on cue.
Learn moreLighting design
Balanced, flattering light for desks, walk-and-talks and live panels, with fast recall for every show.
Learn moreSound and workflow
Clean audio chains and rundown-driven workflows that keep gallery and floor in step.
Learn moreSo much more than a studio checklist.
Get short, practical studio notes each week: camera moves that read well on air, lighting recipes for news desks and gallery habits that keep live shows calm.
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Invest in a calmer way to run live shows.
A well-set studio saves minutes on every bulletin and removes guesswork from every cue. Tell us about your space and we will plan the quickest route to a smoother gallery.
Broadcast-safe methods
Every routine is built around on-air reliability and clear fallback steps.
Faster turnarounds
Presets, checklists and call sheets that cut setup time between bulletins.
Crew-first teaching
Hands-on sessions for floor, gallery and engineering teams together.