A look at the kinds of rooms and set-ups we plan and fit out, from compact interview studios to multi-camera news floors and their control galleries.
These scenes show the type of work factolio carries out. Each reflects a part of a live studio: the floor, the gallery, the rig or the room itself.
A studio is judged on air, not on installation day. We look at how a room, its equipment and its crew work together over a long run of programmes.
factolio works with people who run live television in the UK. These are the kinds of teams and organisations we support, from broadcasters to in-house corporate studios.
Need dependable gallery systems and consistent studio looks for regular news and magazine programmes, supported by integration, lighting and workflow review.
Look after rooms, kit and schedules, and benefit from clear drawings, labelled racks and documented procedures when engineers or crews change.
Often hire or build a studio for a specific series and need camera plans, sound control and a rig that can be reset quickly.
Work to fixed transmission times, so they value tested fallback routes, clean dialogue and lighting that stays consistent across the day.
Rely on clear speech and flattering, steady light, which acoustic treatment and careful lighting plots help provide on a modest footprint.
Run live events and streamed shows with small crews, and need straightforward systems and training that make repeatable setups possible.
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factolio plans and fits out live television studios from Reading: equipment integration, cameras, acoustics, lighting and the workflows that keep programmes on air.