Camera crews, editors and a studio team who turn developing stories into clean, accurate packages for television and online channels, working to your deadline.
Tell us the story and the deadline; we reply on working days with a clear next step.
Camera crews and editors who go to a developing story and return with footage cut into a broadcast-ready package. We shoot steadily, check the facts with your desk and hand over within hours.
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A lit studio with presenters, autocue and multi-camera direction for bulletins and interviews. Lighting, sound and presenter support are handled in the room, so your producer can concentrate on the running order.
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We look at how material moves through your newsroom, from ingest and editing to approval and delivery, then tidy the steps that cause delays. The result is a clearer path for each story.
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Short, well-lit interview recordings made on location or over a remote link, framed and recorded cleanly so they can drop straight into a bulletin without extra repair work.
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Fast cutting, captioning and formatting of news clips for television and online channels. Send us raw material or a rough assembly and receive files that match your delivery specification.
Services →Both produce finished news video, but they suit different situations. This guide helps you decide whether a story needs a crew on location or a controlled studio recording.
| Consideration | Breaking News Video | Studio News Production |
|---|---|---|
| Where it is recorded | On location, at or near the event as it develops | In our lit studio set with presenter desk and backdrop |
| Typical use | Developing stories, scene reports, vox pops, rapid packages | Bulletins, panel discussions, longer interviews, presenter links |
| Crew and kit | Small mobile crew with handheld and portable lighting | Multi-camera setup with autocue, sound and lighting control |
| Planning needed | Little notice; a brief and a location are enough to start | Better with a running order and guests confirmed in advance |
| Delivery | Cut on return and delivered in your required format | Recorded to a planned schedule, then edited and delivered |
Many stories use both: a crew on the ground and a studio link. Tell us the story and deadline and we will suggest the simplest combination.
These are the practical points producers and editors ask us before a first job. If yours is not here, the contact page is the quickest way to ask.
How-to guide ·
A practical walk through framing, light, sound and file handling for short interview clips, whether recorded on location or over a remote link, so editors can use them without rework.
Breaking News ·
A working list of questions to settle with a crew before a developing story goes to camera, from access and rights to turnaround, captions and who signs off the cut.
Studio Practice ·
Most studio bulletins go wrong long before the red light comes on. A studio director walks through the common mistakes in set, sound, autocue and direction, and the habits that prevent them.
Broadcast-ready news video from Chichester: breaking story crews, studio production, remote interviews, editing and newsroom workflow support since 2014.
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