Multi-camera switching
Learn to read a wall of cameras, anticipate the director and cut cleanly on the beat. You practise on a full broadcast switcher with keys, transitions and macros until timing becomes instinct.
pulsefya offers practical, studio-based courses for people who want to work in live production: from first-time vision mixers to managers running full television and streaming shows.
Prices shown are current intake prices in pounds sterling, with the saving against the standard rate.
3 weeks, evenings
Learn to cut a live multi-camera show with confidence: shot selection, timing, transitions and keys on a full broadcast switcher.
4 weeks, full-time
Direct a gallery from the chair: call shots, run talkback, manage a rundown and keep a live show on air under pressure.
3 weeks, weekdays
Operate the tools around the mixer: graphics, replay, playout, routing and signal monitoring in a real production workflow.
5 weeks, part-time
Plan, staff and deliver television and streaming productions: budgets, crews, risk, compliance and delivery to air.
2 days, weekend
A fast, hands-on weekend inside a live gallery. Ideal if you want to test the craft before committing to a full course.
2 weeks, evenings
Run polished hybrid events and webinars: multi-source switching, remote guests, audio hand-offs and streaming platform delivery.
Each course draws on the same working gallery, so skills connect from the camera to the transmission.
Learn to read a wall of cameras, anticipate the director and cut cleanly on the beat. You practise on a full broadcast switcher with keys, transitions and macros until timing becomes instinct.
From studio panel shows to outside broadcasts, you learn how a live programme is built, called and kept on air: talkback etiquette, cue discipline and recovering gracefully when something goes wrong.
Graphics, replay, playout and routing all happen in the moment. Our operator labs teach you to run these tools alongside the mixer and keep every source monitored and in sync.
Behind every smooth live show sits a plan. Learn scheduling, crew booking, budgeting, compliance and delivery so you can manage television and streaming productions with confidence.
Tell us what you have done so far and we will recommend a starting point and the next available intake.
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