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About channelza

Production knowledge for Course A broadcast crews

channelza was built to help studio teams move from planning to transmission without missing a cue — one clear resource for every stage of live programming.

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Our story

From studio floor experience to a shared resource

channelza grew out of years spent on studio floors and in broadcast galleries across the UK. We kept rebuilding the same run sheets, rigging checklists and sound-check routines for every new production, so we brought them together into one resource.

Today, channelza supports Course A crews with the same practical guidance: how to plan a broadcast, set up studio equipment, switch cameras cleanly and run a sound check that holds up on air.

What we value

Principles behind every workflow

Planning first

Every workflow we document starts on the planning desk, not on the studio floor.

Built by crew

Our guidance comes from working directors, vision mixers and sound engineers.

Studio agnostic

Whether it's a single-camera set or a multi-gallery studio, the process still holds.

The team

People behind channelza

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Eleanor Whitfield

Broadcast Director

British Asian technical operations manager holding a tablet in a studio

Farhan Iqbal

Technical Operations Manager

British Black female live programme producer wearing a headset

Amara Okafor

Live Programme Producer