Five areas of work, from studio workflow reviews to training notes for new control room staff. Each is delivered as clear written material your team can keep using.
premixra advises on the technical side of television and live media. We review workflows, write camera setup guides, plan stage lighting, trace audio sync faults and prepare training material. Each service ends in a written document your engineers and operators can follow.
We review how your studio moves from camera to control room to output, and write up a practical plan for improving it.
Written setup guides for studio and outside broadcast cameras, covering rigging, colour matching and signal paths.
Lighting plots and advice for TV sets and live stages, from key light positions to dimmer patching.
We trace lip-sync and latency problems across audio and video chains and document the fixes.
Briefing documents and training notes for vision mixers, sound operators and directors joining a production team.
Both services trace problems through a production chain, but they start from different questions. This guide helps you decide which one suits the fault or goal in front of you.
Some studios need both. If you are unsure where the problem sits, describe the symptoms in your enquiry and we will suggest where to begin.
These guides are for studios and outside broadcast crews who want camera setup written down rather than held in one engineer's memory. Oliver Pearce prepares each guide around the cameras and signal paths you actually use.
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Have the camera models, lens details and a rough signal diagram to hand. If no diagram exists, we can sketch one with you during the first conversation.