DAVID WAINWRIGHT / GLOBAL BROADCAST CONSULTANT
Global broadcast consultancy.
Interactive studios.
Specialising in interactive studios for Shopping, News and Lottery. I help turn a broadcast concept into a practical studio architecture, production workflow and integration plan, with the audience and operating team at the centre.
Shopping. News. Lottery.
Shopping
Live-shopping studio planning that connects product presentation, presenter workflows, on-screen information and agreed commerce-system interfaces.
News
News studio workflows spanning presenters, remote contributors, editorial rundowns, graphics and audience interaction, with clear production controls.
Lottery
B2B lottery broadcast studios: draw presentation, camera coverage, results graphics, monitoring and rehearsed operating procedures. No consumer gambling services.
A commercial brief before an equipment list.
Global consultancy for broadcasters, operators and production teams planning new studios or improving existing facilities. Studio architecture, operational planning, graphics, interactivity and distribution belong in one brief. Local delivery, specialist responsibilities and project availability are agreed for each engagement.
- What does the audience see and do?
- What must the presenter and production team control?
- Which systems need to exchange video, audio and data?
- What should be tested before a live launch?
From first conversation to a workable plan.
01 / Define
Clarify the format, audience, location, responsibilities and constraints.
02 / Design
Map the workflow, compare technical options and agree the scope.
03 / Deliver
Coordinate agreed implementation work, rehearsals and handover.
Each engagement is scoped individually. Deliverables, suppliers, budget and responsibilities are agreed before work begins.
Start with a conversation.
Tell me your sector, project location and what you want the studio to deliver. We can discuss the production workflow, integration requirements and decisions to tackle next.
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