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Broadcast journalism studio setup

Broadcast Journalism Training

Develop the skills needed for television news reporting. This programme covers news gathering, story development, interviewing techniques, scriptwriting for broadcast, and on-camera presentation. Students work in our mock newsroom producing daily bulletins under realistic deadline pressure.

£1,295 8-week programme
Professional camera operator at work

Camera Operation Fundamentals

Master the technical and creative aspects of broadcast camera work. Learn composition principles, lighting considerations, camera movement techniques, and the operational workflows used in studio and location shooting. Includes extensive hands-on practice with professional equipment.

£895 5-week programme
Video editing workstation

Video Editing Masterclass

Build proficiency in post-production workflows used by professional editors. Cover industry-standard editing software, storytelling through editing, colour correction and grading, audio sweetening, and graphics integration. Participants edit projects from raw footage to broadcast-ready output.

£1,150 6-week programme
Live production gallery

Live Production Direction

Learn to direct multi-camera live television programmes. This intensive course covers gallery operations, calling shots, managing studio crews, timing and pacing, and handling the unique pressures of live broadcasting. Perfect for those aiming for director or floor manager roles.

£1,495 10-week programme
Television presenter in studio

On-Screen Presenting Skills

Develop confidence and technique for appearing on camera. Learn autocue reading, ad-libbing skills, interview conducting, vocal projection, and personal presentation. Includes creation of a professional showreel suitable for submissions to broadcasters and agents.

£975 4-week programme
Broadcast audio mixing desk

Broadcast Audio Engineering

Understand the audio requirements of television production. Cover microphone selection and placement, mixing for broadcast, sound design, audio repair techniques, and working with dialogue, music, and effects. Graduates are prepared for roles as sound supervisors and audio engineers.

£1,050 6-week programme

What to Expect From Our Programmes

Every course at jolly-elm follows a consistent structure designed to maximise learning outcomes whilst preparing you for genuine industry conditions.

Small cohorts of 8-12 students for personalised attention
Minimum 60% practical, hands-on training time
Portfolio pieces to demonstrate your capabilities
Guest sessions with working industry professionals
Career guidance and placement assistance
Students learning in broadcast environment

Payment Options

Flexible arrangements to support your training investment

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Full Payment

Pay the full programme fee upfront and receive a 5% discount on the total cost. Bank transfer or card accepted.

Instalment Plan

Split your payment across the duration of your programme. Deposit required at enrolment with monthly instalments thereafter.

Bursary Scheme

Limited partial bursaries available for candidates demonstrating financial need. Application required before enrolment.

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