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About itemify

A professional resource for studio production in motion

itemify brings together broadcasters, camera operators, lighting designers and sound engineers to teach the practical craft behind television news and live shows across the United Kingdom.

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Rehearsal in a studio with cameras on a news set

Our story

Built by people who have worked the studio floor

We started itemify after years of watching talented crews struggle with the same problems: cluttered rigs, jerky camera moves, harsh lighting and audio that never quite sat right. Good training was scattered and rarely tied to live conditions.

Today our courses cover equipment setup, dynamic camera operation, light and sound waves, and the workflows that join them together. Every learner leaves with habits they can use on their very next show.

How we teach

The principles behind every course

  • Precision under pressure

    Live television leaves no room for guesswork, so we drill checklists, cues and recovery routines until they are second nature.

  • One crew, one workflow

    Camera, light, sound and gallery are taught together, because a smooth show depends on how well they talk to each other.

  • Practice before theory

    Every session starts on the studio floor. Concepts arrive when you need them, not in a long lecture beforehand.

Our team

The tutors on your studio floor

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    Eleanor Whitcombe

    Head of Studio Production

  • Portrait of a Black man with short hair wearing a dark jacket

    Marcus Adeyemi

    Lead Camera Tutor

  • Portrait of a woman with long dark hair smiling at the camera

    Priya Nair

    Lighting Director

  • Portrait of a man with red-brown beard wearing a grey sweater

    Callum Fraser

    Sound Supervisor

Our facilities

Broadcast-standard kit, ready to use

Learners work on pedestal cameras, LED lighting grids, digital audio desks and gallery vision mixers, the same kinds of systems found in professional newsrooms and entertainment studios.

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Training room with monitors and equipment racks for broadcast learning