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Our services

Five areas of broadcast and studio support

journylo works across the technical chain of a television studio. Each service combines written guidance with consultancy, so teams can apply the methods on their own equipment. The work covers cameras, lighting, audio timing, the control room and the planning of live shows.

  1. Camera Configuration Guides

    Step-by-step guidance on setting up studio cameras, lenses, tally and camera control for consistent pictures.

  2. Stage Lighting Design

    Advice on lighting plots, colour temperature and dimming control for presenters, sets and live audiences.

  3. Audio Synchronisation

    Practical methods for keeping microphones, mixing desks and video feeds aligned across a production chain.

  4. Control Room Operations

    Workflow reviews covering vision mixing, intercom, graphics and monitoring in a working gallery.

  5. Live Production Workflows

    Planning support for live shows, from signal routing and cueing to recording and delivery.

Tell us which part of your chain causes trouble and we will suggest where to start. Scope is agreed before any work begins, in writing.

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How we work

From first enquiry to a usable result

Every piece of work follows the same path, whether it is a single guide or a review of a whole gallery. The aim is that you always know what has been decided, what comes next and what you will be able to do afterwards.

  1. First enquiry

    You contact us with a short description of your studio, the equipment in use and the problem you want solved. We read it, ask follow-up questions where something is unclear and tell you whether the work suits us.

  2. Scoping the work

    We agree which service applies, what will be looked at and what will be left out. If a site visit or a remote review of your signal chain is useful, we say so at this point and explain what it involves.

  3. Review and testing

    Our specialist examines the setup you have, checks settings, routing and timing, and compares what the equipment is doing with what the production needs. Findings are noted as they are made.

  4. Guidance and recommendations

    We turn the findings into clear steps: settings to change, plots to redraw, sync checks to repeat. Where useful, we write a guide your crew can keep and reuse for future shows.

  5. Handover and follow-up

    We walk through the result with your team, answer questions and note anything that should be checked again after your next production. You decide whether further support is needed.

What helps us before we begin
Preparation

What helps us before we begin

A little preparation makes the first conversation much more useful. None of this needs to be perfect, and we can help you gather what is missing. The more we know about the chain, the sooner we can be specific.

  • A list of your cameras, lenses and control units
  • A rough signal flow from sources to recording or delivery
  • Details of your lighting fixtures and dimming control
  • The mixing desk, microphones and any digital audio routing
  • Notes on faults, such as drift, flicker or intercom dropouts
  • Photos or a sketch of the studio and gallery layout
  • Dates of upcoming shows that affect when changes are safe
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journylo is an Oxford-based resource on broadcast technology and studio production, offering practical guides and consultancy on cameras, lighting, audio sync and control rooms.

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