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Studio production in motion

Smooth studio workflows, from first cue to final fade.

premiurnow is a professional resource for studio equipment setup, dynamic camera operation, lighting and sound, built around the real pace of television news and live shows in the United Kingdom.

Built around live, on-air deadlines

Repeatable workflows for every crew

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What we cover

Four disciplines, one connected studio workflow

Great studio production is not one skill. It is how equipment, camera, light and sound work together under pressure.

Studio equipment setup

Signal flow, rigging, cabling and monitoring laid out so every position on the floor is ready before the countdown.

Dynamic camera operation

Framing, pedestal moves and handovers for moving shots that stay smooth and on message through a live running order.

Lighting and sound waves

Balanced key, fill and set lighting alongside clean audio capture, so pictures and voices stay consistent on air.

Smooth, high-quality workflows

Clear cueing, comms and rundown handling that keep news bulletins and live shows calm when plans change.

Contact us

Want to reach out directly?

Tell us about your studio and your show. A member of the crew will get back to you promptly.

Office

Beaconsfield Studios, Station Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9 1LG, United Kingdom

Packages

Compare our packages

Clear starting points for studios of every size. Every package begins with a conversation, so we can fit the work to your schedule.

Studio Audit

£490

one-off, per studio

  • One-day on-site review of your studio
  • Signal flow, rigging and monitoring check
  • Camera, lighting and audio observations
  • Written action plan for your crew
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Workflow Programme

£1,425£1,900

four-week programme

  • Everything in the Studio Audit
  • Hands-on camera, lighting and sound sessions
  • Cueing, comms and rundown coaching
  • Rehearsal support before a live show
  • Follow-up review after two weeks
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Studio Partnership

Custom

tailored to your schedule

  • Ongoing support across several studios
  • Training for new operators and crew
  • Workflow documentation and checklists
  • Priority scheduling around transmission
Discuss a partnership

The most popular questions

FAQs

How long does a studio audit take?

Most audits are completed in one working day on site, followed by a written action plan within a few days.

Can you work around our transmission schedule?

Yes. We plan sessions around rehearsals, bulletins and live slots so the studio is never taken off air for us.

Do you provide training for new camera operators?

Our workflow programme includes hands-on camera movement and framing sessions suitable for new and experienced operators.

Is lighting and sound included in every package?

The audit looks at camera, lighting and audio together. Deeper sessions on each are part of the workflow programme.

Do we need to buy new equipment?

Not necessarily. We start with what you already have and only suggest changes that clearly improve the workflow.

How do we get started?

Send us a short message through the contacts page describing your studio and show format, and we will reply with next steps.

Prepare and go live

Prepare and go live without problems

The best broadcasts feel effortless because the hard work happened earlier. We help crews build the habits that make transmission day predictable.

  • Equipment checked and labelled before the rehearsal
  • Camera, lighting and sound balanced as one picture
  • Calm, rehearsed cueing for every live slot
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The crew

The people behind the workflows

Engineers, operators and technicians who have spent years on studio floors and in galleries across the UK.

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Daniel Hargreaves

Head of Studio Engineering

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Priya Nair

Senior Camera Operator

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Marcus Bailey

Lighting Director

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Amelia Clarke

Audio Supervisor

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Take quick action

Ready to make your next live show run smoother?

Share a few details about your studio and we will suggest the quickest route to a calmer, more polished production.

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