Build broadcast workflows that never break
broadlinevo is a UK production course that turns a tangle of cameras, cables and cues into a clear, repeatable line — from camera connections and audio routing to studio setup and smooth live show coordination.
Six stages of a clean production line
Map your camera lines
Number every camera, label every run, and draw the signal path from lens to switcher before a single cable is pulled.
Route and label audio
Patch microphones and playback sources into the desk with a channel plan the whole crew can read at a glance.
Set up the studio grid
Position lights, marks and monitors on a floor grid so every camera move is planned rather than improvised.
Configure your switcher
Build transitions, keys and presets in advance so the vision mixer is ready before the countdown starts.
Rehearse the live cutover
Run a full dry rehearsal that mirrors the real show, timings and all, to catch problems while they're still cheap.
Coordinate on-air roles
Give every crew member a clear call sign and cue sheet so handoffs stay calm when the red light is on.
Our mission is to make broadcast training accessible for every studio
Every module is built around a real production line, so you finish with a workflow you can run again the next day.
Camera connections, start to finish
SDI, HDMI and fibre runs explained, plus how to label and test every camera line before doors open.
Audio routing without guesswork
Build a patch plan for microphones, playback and IFB feeds that any sound assistant can follow.
Studio setup and floor planning
Lay out lights, marks and monitor positions so camera moves are rehearsed instead of guessed.
Smooth live show coordination
Cue sheets, call signs and countdown discipline that keep a multi-camera show calm on air.
Multi-camera switching drills
Practice takes, transitions and keys on a real switcher panel until they become second nature.
Cable management that survives a show
Colour-code, bundle and route cable runs so a tripped lead never takes your line to air offline.
One clean line. Every live show, every time.
Once your camera lines, audio routing and studio grid are documented, running a show stops being a scramble. broadlinevo gives your crew one workflow to rehearse, trust and repeat.
Making camera runs simple
Clear labelling conventions for SDI, HDMI and fibre so any camera can be traced in seconds.
Fuss-free audio patching
A repeatable channel plan that keeps microphones, playback and IFB feeds where the crew expects them.
Studio grids that hold up
Floor marks, light plots and monitor positions documented once and reused for every recording.
Switcher presets that stick
Build transitions and keys ahead of time so the vision mixer never slows the show down.
Confidence monitoring that works
Set up preview, programme and multiview feeds so every operator sees exactly what they need.
Cue sheets, not chaos
Give every role a call sign and running order so live handoffs stay calm under pressure.
On a mission to make production lines make sense
We started broadlinevo after one too many live shows nearly derailed by an unlabelled cable. Our goal is simple: give every crew, from student broadcasters to regional news teams, a workflow they can trust under pressure.
A course built on real values
Clarity, repeatability and calm under pressure — every module is designed around these three principles so your team can walk into a show without surprises.
Every recommendation in the course comes from crews who have run it live — not theory, but tested habits that hold up when the red light is on.
Trusted by production teams across the UK
A small crew of working broadcast professionals
James Ashcroft
Studio Director
Amara Okafor
Audio Engineer
Tom Basra
Technical Director
Priya Chandra
Live Show Producer
Join our production newsletter
One short email a month with workflow checklists, studio tips and course updates.
Gain real insight into how your crew runs a show
broadlinevo gives every crew member a shared reference — camera maps, audio routing sheets and cue lists — so you can see exactly where a show slows down.
Measure your run times
Track rehearsal-to-air timings so every show gets faster and steadier.
Custom signal maps
Adapt the camera and audio templates to match your own studio's gear list.
Team management
Assign call signs and roles so everyone knows their job before rehearsal starts.
Easy studio setup
Reusable floor plans mean a new studio can be rigged in a single afternoon.
Notes from the gallery
Practical write-ups from our trainers on the details that make a broadcast line reliable.
Reading a vision mixer panel at speed
A walkthrough of preview, programme and aux buses so switcher operators stop hesitating mid-transition.
Read the walkthrough →
Colour-coding cable runs for faster rigs
How a simple colour system for BNC and XLR cables cuts studio setup time by nearly half.
Read the walkthrough →