The challenge
The empty room had to become a credible broadcast set, support multiple people at the desk, keep displays and lighting camera-safe, and give the operating team a repeatable production workflow.
Broadcast Studios case study
110 Football Broadcast Studio
110 Football needed a permanent sports-media environment that could move from conversation to camera-ready production without rebuilding the room for every episode.
- Client
- 110 Football / LAFC Universe
- Location
- Los Angeles, California
- Customer type
- Sports media
- Primary discipline
- Broadcast Studios
BeforeAfter
#05001 / Project brief
What the project required.
The approach
JAZ treated the scenic environment and technical system as one build. Camera lanes, anchor positions, video-wall placement, lighting angles, teleprompter sightlines, and the control workflow were resolved together before installation.
Original scope
Set design, video wall, lighting grid, anchor desk, cameras, and teleprompter
02 / Execution
How JAZ solved it.
- 01
Designed the desk, scenic background, and on-camera composition around the available room depth.
- 02
Integrated the video wall, lighting grid, cameras, teleprompter, and production signal path.
- 03
Balanced wide coverage and individual camera angles for a sports-panel format.
- 04
Commissioned the room as a permanent operating environment rather than a temporary set.
03 / Outcome
What changed.
A permanent sports desk built to hold its own against a network cutaway.
- A recognizable permanent home for the 110 Football program.
- Repeatable camera, lighting, and presenter positions.
- A complete studio that holds up beside network sports coverage.
04 / Scope
Services delivered.
- Broadcast studio design
- Scenic design and build
- Video wall integration
- Lighting grid
- Camera and teleprompter systems
- Commissioning