newsfuri is a small team, so the person who plans your studio or reviews your workflow is the person you speak to. Each consultant covers a defined part of the production chain.
Helen spent years in television gallery operations before founding newsfuri. She leads studio design and workflow reviews.
Daniel plans lighting plots and camera positions for studio and live event productions.
Priya advises on audio chains and file-based workflows, and writes many of our technical guides.
Because there are only three of us, projects are divided by discipline rather than passed through layers of account handling. You know who is responsible for each part, and they can answer your technical questions directly.
Every project has one named lead. Helen takes studio design and workflow reviews, Daniel takes lighting plots and camera positions, and Priya takes audio chains and file-based workflows. When a job crosses disciplines, the lead brings in a colleague and tells you who is contributing. You never have to guess who holds a decision or who to call with a question.
We put recommendations on paper: layout drawings, cable schedules, lighting plots, run sheets and review reports. Your engineers can read them, question them and take them to a contractor. We explain the reasoning behind each choice, so your team can adjust the plan later without needing us in the room.
The technical guides on this site are written by the people who do the consulting, often by Priya, drawing on questions that come up in real projects. That keeps the articles practical and close to how studios and live events actually run, rather than a general overview of equipment.
Describe your studio, live event or workflow through the contact page. We will tell you which of our services fits, who would lead it, and what we would need from you.
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