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scoopglixfy studio programme

Cover the story. Own the studio. Right here.

scoopglixfy is the UK's hands-on training resource for entertainment reporters — story coverage, studio segments, camera setup, lighting, and the digital workflows that keep a newsroom running smoothly.

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Trusted by production teams across the UKRiverside StudiosNorthgate BroadcastLumen Media GroupFenwick Productions
Course Modules

Build a complete studio skill set

Every module blends practical studio time with mentor feedback, so you leave with a portfolio segment, not just notes. Enrol in one module or work through the full programme.

Story Coverage Fundamentals

Research, source verification and building a segment brief before the cameras roll.

£319£249
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Studio Segment Production

Run a live-to-tape entertainment segment from autocue to final sign-off.

£379£299
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Camera Setup & Operation

Framing, focus pulling and multi-camera coverage for studio and location shoots.

£349£279
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Lighting for Broadcast

Three-point lighting, softbox placement and colour temperature for consistent footage.

£329£259
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Digital Workflow & Archiving

Naming conventions, backups and media management that keep a newsroom organised.

£289£229
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On-Camera Presenting

Voice, pacing and presence for entertainment hosts and field reporters.

£339£269
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Ready to run your own studio segment?

Join scoopglixfy and get hands-on with the tools working newsrooms use every day.

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Process: how it works

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Step 1

Choose a module

Pick the studio skill you want to build first — coverage, camera, lighting or workflow.

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Step 2

Book studio time

Reserve a session in one of our studio slots and get your kit list in advance.

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Step 3

Get producer feedback

Review your segment with a working producer and refine it before it goes further.

Studio Resources

Everything you need to run a segment with confidence

Practical guides written by working producers and camera operators, covering the full path from story idea to finished, archived footage.

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Chasing the right story

A newsroom is only as good as its sourcing. We walk through how to verify a lead before it reaches a segment.

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What makes a segment work

Pacing, autocue timing and studio presence — the small details that make an entertainment segment feel professional.

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Camera and light, together

Your camera setup only looks as good as the light you give it. We cover how the two decisions work together.

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A workflow that scales

Footage piles up fast. Here is the folder and naming structure our studios use to stay organised under deadline.

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Framing an interview

Rule of thirds, eyelines and headroom — practical framing guidance for one-camera and two-camera interviews.

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Building a lighting rig from scratch

A step-by-step look at setting up a three-point lighting rig in a small studio space, softbox by softbox.

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Studio Feedback

Get real feedback on how your segment plays back

Every module ends with a review session where a working producer walks through your footage, your lighting choices and your edit, so you know exactly what to adjust next time.

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What sets us apart

Take quick action that improves your coverage

If you have ever wondered how a newsroom moves from idea to a finished segment this fast, this is the place to find out. Take the next step toward your studio career with people who do this for a living.

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Digital Workflow

We believe in a workflow that never loses footage

scoopglixfy is the only training resource that walks you through story coverage, studio production and digital archiving as one connected system, not separate skills.

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1,200+

Segments produced

38

Studio partners

4,600+

Learner hours logged

96%

Course completion rate

Consistent workflow

Every learner uses the same folder and naming structure, so handovers never lose footage.

No wasted footage

Camera and lighting checklists mean fewer reshoots and cleaner, useable takes.

Real studio access

Sessions run in working studios, not mock-ups, alongside active production crews.