Built from real productions
Every lesson starts with a situation from a working studio, gallery or event site, then shows how to solve it.
About us
Audiovisual production, taught by people who build it
We created reportaza to give UK broadcast and live event teams a single, dependable place to learn how great production spaces are designed and run.
Our story
From the studio floor to the classroom
reportaza began as a set of internal training notes shared between engineers and operators on UK television productions. Colleagues asked for them, then their teams asked too, and the notes grew into a structured course.
Today the course covers broadcast studio design, camera control systems, professional lighting arrangements, sound engineering and the workflows that connect them, for television networks and live events of every size.
Our approach
What shapes every lesson
Three principles guide how we write, test and update the course.
Clear technical standards
We explain signal paths, lighting data and audio levels in plain language without losing accuracy.
Templates you can reuse
Floor plans, lighting plots and runbooks are provided so your crew can apply the learning immediately.
Instructors
Meet the team behind the course
Working specialists who still spend their days in studios, galleries and on event sites.
Eleanor Hughes
Head of Studio Design
Marcus Bell
Camera Systems Lead
Priya Nair
Lighting Director
Tom Whitfield
Audio Engineer
Want to know if the course fits your crew?
Tell us about your studio or event and we will recommend the right modules and plan.