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About us

A professional hub for live television production

trendyze was created by broadcast engineers, directors and lighting designers who were tired of seeing good teams struggle with preventable on-air problems. We bring the lessons of busy UK galleries into practical courses that raise confidence and reliability across news programmes, interviews and live shows.

Whether you run a regional newsroom, a corporate studio or an independent production company, our tutors help you connect the equipment, the craft and the process so that every broadcast feels calm.

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What we teach

Four connected disciplines that decide whether a live show runs smoothly.

  • Equipment integration

    Cameras, mixers, intercom and graphics working as one dependable system.

  • Dynamic camera work

    Confident moves and framing for fast news, interview and show formats.

  • Acoustic optimisation

    Clean, intelligible sound that survives real studios and real schedules.

  • Lighting design

    Consistent, flattering light that matches every camera and every guest.

Our tutors

Led by people who work on air

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    Amara Okafor

    Lead Tutor and Television Director

    Fifteen years directing live news and magazine shows for UK broadcasters.

  • Portrait of a bearded man in a casual jacket in a studio

    Daniel Hartley

    Broadcast Systems Engineer

    Designs gallery signal flow, intercom and routing for studios of every size.

  • Portrait of a woman with glasses and a ponytail in a studio

    Priya Nair

    Lighting and Audio Specialist

    Balances light, sound and acoustics so guests look and sound their best.

How a course with us works

  1. 1

    Brief

    We learn about your studio, your crew and the formats you broadcast before choosing a course.

  2. 2

    Studio days

    Small groups work hands-on with professional kit, guided by tutors who work in live television.

  3. 3

    Follow-up

    Checklists, templates and a support call help you apply everything on your next show.