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Team

Four people covering consultancy, lighting, audio timing and editing for studio and live production.

Our people

The people behind the guides and reports

Each of us works within one area of the broadcast chain and reads the others' work before it goes out. Clients usually deal directly with the person whose area their question falls in.

  • Helen Marsh, Founder and Lead Consultant

    Helen Marsh

    Founder and Lead Consultant

    Helen spent years in studio engineering before founding inquirix. She leads camera and workflow consultancy.

  • Daniel Foster, Lighting and Studio Specialist

    Daniel Foster

    Lighting and Studio Specialist

    Daniel reviews lighting plots and studio layouts. He has worked on live and recorded television productions.

  • Priya Patel, Audio and Sync Engineer

    Priya Patel

    Audio and Sync Engineer

    Priya audits audio chains and timing issues. She writes many of our technical guides.

  • Oliver Banks, Technical Editor

    Oliver Banks

    Technical Editor

    Oliver edits our guides and documentation so they stay accurate and easy to follow.

How we work

The principles that shape our advice

Advice on live production is only useful if a crew can act on it under pressure. We therefore hold ourselves to a few plain habits when we write, review and train. They come from years in studios and show in every guide and report we send.

  1. Accuracy

    Accuracy means we check figures, settings and signal paths before they reach a report. If we are unsure about a detail of your equipment, we say so and ask, rather than guessing. Oliver Banks edits each guide against the technical notes so a wrong setting does not slip through.

  2. Clarity

    Clarity means writing for the person who has the equipment in front of them and little time. Reports list findings in order of importance, name the setting to change, and avoid jargon where a plain word does the job. Procedures are written so a new crew member can follow them.

  3. Craft

    Craft means treating small details as part of the job: a sensible colour temperature, a tidy gallery layout, a run sheet that matches how the show really runs. We prefer to do fewer things carefully and to explain our reasoning so your team can repeat it.

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inquirix publishes practical guides and offers consultancy on camera setups, stage lighting, audio sync and control room workflows for television and live media.

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