The four people who film, light, edit and organise the work, and who you will speak to when you call.
pulsecra is a small team, so the person who briefs you is usually the person who works on your job. Each member has a clear area and years of experience in broadcast news.
Helen started pulsecra after a decade producing regional television news. She oversees every commission and the editorial standards behind it.
Daniel shoots breaking stories and leads our camera technique days. He specialises in handheld work and low-light exteriors.
Priya reviews how teams ingest, edit and approve footage, then rebuilds the process so stories reach air sooner.
Tom cuts packages against the clock and manages our delivery formats, captions and archive.
Use the contact page to describe what you need. We will reply with the right person's name and a written quotation, so you know who is doing what before you commit.
ContactA small team has to be deliberate about how it works. These are the habits we keep so that jobs run on time and clients always know who is responsible for what.
Every commission has a single person responsible for it from the first message to the final file. Helen Marsden oversees editorial standards on all of them, but day to day you deal with the person doing the filming, lighting, editing or review. That keeps messages short and decisions quick. If the lead is on another job or travelling, we tell you who is covering rather than leaving the question unanswered.
Helen produced regional television news for a decade before starting the company, and that background shapes how we treat accuracy. Names, titles and places are checked against what the interviewee said and what the producer supplied. Captions are proofread before delivery. If footage raises a doubt, such as an unclear location or a disputed claim, we flag it to your desk instead of cutting around it quietly.
Our camera technique days draw on what Daniel and the crew do every week, so the examples are real situations: low light, a crowd, a moving subject, a noisy street. Participants shoot, review and reshoot on the day. Priya brings the same approach to newsroom workflow reviews, starting with how your people actually work and changing only what is slowing stories down.
Television news video production in Gloucester: breaking-story crews, studio lighting, newsroom workflow design, camera training and fast edit and delivery since 2013.