About us
A professional hub for people who put live television on air
We bring working broadcasters and ambitious crews together to practise the craft behind news programmes, interviews and live shows.

Why narrativo exists
Too many crews learn live television on the job, one stressful transmission at a time. narrativo was created to give them a safer place to practise: a real studio, real equipment and a team of mentors who have worked in the gallery, on the floor and in the sound booth.
Our courses cover how equipment fits together, how cameras move with purpose, how rooms sound and how light shapes a story. Above all, we teach repeatable processes, so quality does not depend on luck.
Our values
What every course is built on
Reliability first
We teach redundancy, checklists and clear communication so a live programme survives the unexpected.
Small cohorts
Groups stay small so every learner takes a turn on camera, in the gallery and on the studio floor.
Learn on real kit
Training happens on broadcast-grade cameras, mixers, microphones and lighting, not on slides.
Calm under pressure
Timed rehearsals build the habits that keep presenters, crews and producers steady on air.
What we cover
Every programme mixes short briefings with long practical sessions. You will leave with notes, checklists and the confidence to apply them in your own studio.
- Studio equipment integration and signal flow
- Dynamic camera techniques for news and interviews
- Acoustic optimisation for speech-led programmes
- Lighting setups for sets, guests and screens
- Production processes that hold up on live shows

Our team
Mentors who have been on air

Graham Whitfield
Lead instructor and television director

Priya Nair
Sound engineer and acoustics specialist

Marcus Bell
Lighting designer and camera operator
Ready to rehearse your next broadcast?
Tell us about your studio and your crew, and we will suggest the right programme.
Talk to our team