About us
A hub built by people who run live television
headlinejo brings working broadcast professionals together to share the techniques that keep news programmes, interviews and live shows on air.
Why we exist
Too many production teams learn live television by surviving it. Equipment is bought before the signal flow is understood, cameras are framed by habit, and rooms are left to echo because nobody had time to treat them.
We created this hub to close that gap. Our courses cover studio equipment integration, dynamic camera techniques, acoustic optimisation and lighting, and tie them together with the production processes that make a programme dependable from the first cue to the final credits.
How we teach
Practice before theory
Every concept is tried on real cameras, desks and consoles before we explain the reasoning behind it.
Reliability over flair
We teach repeatable processes first, so creative choices land cleanly when the programme is live.
Whole-gallery thinking
Camera, sound, light and direction are trained together, because live television is a team sport.
Honest feedback
Small cohorts mean every trainee is reviewed on their own run-through, with notes they can act on.
Training in a working gallery
Sessions take place in partner studios and in your own facility if you prefer. Trainees rotate through camera, vision mixing, sound and floor management so each person understands what the rest of the team needs from them.
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The trainers
Working professionals who still spend their weeks in the gallery.
Oliver Hartley
Lead Studio Director
Priya Menon
Senior Sound Supervisor
Callum Reid
Lighting Designer
Hannah Whitcombe
Head of Programme
Ready to tighten up your live production?
Tell us about your studio and we will suggest the right course or on-site consultancy.
Talk to our team