Built by people who run live coverage every week
broadrixo.com started as a training desk for Australian broadcast crews and has grown into a full field production programme covering reporter assignments, camera positioning and live coverage coordination.
From a single assignment desk to a national training programme
broadrixo.com began when a handful of broadcast producers got tired of watching good stories fall apart in the field — missed camera positions, dropped live links, crews arriving without a clear brief. We built a training programme around the fix: disciplined assignment planning, tested live links and camera setups rehearsed before the cameras roll.
Today, broadrixo.com trains reporters, camera operators, field producers and technical coordinators across Australia, using the same coverage plans running on live broadcasts right now.
Assignment Discipline
Every module starts with the run sheet — no camera moves until the plan is confirmed.
Crew-First Training
We train reporters, camera operators and technicians together, because live coverage is a team job.
Broadcast Reliability
From live links to backup transmission, we teach the redundancy that keeps a feed on air.
Trained by working broadcast professionals
Every instructor at broadrixo.com still works live assignments — the coverage plans you learn are the ones running on air right now.
Sarah Bennett
Field Coverage Director
Runs assignment planning and keeps every crew across a broadcast day on schedule.
James Whitfield
Live Broadcast Engineer
Leads live link setup and control room integration for multi-location coverage.
Amara Nguyen
Reporter & Field Trainer
Teaches on-camera reporting and field brief delivery to every incoming cohort.
Daniel Sharma
Satellite & Links Coordinator
Plans OB van placement, satellite windows and backup transmission paths.
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