A trainer delivering an employee training session on the main stage of The Teaching Studio

Employee training your people will actually finish.

We work with your HR, L&D and training teams to produce employee training two ways: live, to your whole organization at once, and on demand, for everyone who joins after. Your experts teach it. A course production studio makes it something your people want to watch to the end.

Two ways to deliver it. One studio for both.

Tell a producer what the training has to do. We produce it live, on demand, or both.

A trainer teaching live from the stage to employees on the audience wallLive

Teach it to everyone at once

A rollout, a launch, a leadership session or an all-hands training, taught live from the stage to every office. Your people on the audience wall, six cameras, live graphics and Q&A, run by studio technicians.

  • Rollouts and launches
  • Leadership sessions
  • Company-wide Q&A
  • Any platform
How live courses are produced
A subject matter expert recording an on-demand training module on the studio stageOn demand

Build it once, deliver it every time

Scripted, filmed, captioned and delivered ready for your LMS. Watched when it is needed, tracked when it is done, and the same careful version for every employee, whichever week they start.

  • Onboarding series
  • Compliance and safety
  • Product and sales modules
  • LMS-ready files
How on-demand courses are produced

Or both. A live session is recorded as a clean program, so the on-demand version is a by-product of the rollout, not a second project. One studio day, both formats.

Built with your team. You bring the subject matter experts and the learning objectives. A producer handles the plan, the studio day and the delivery, and keeps your L&D lead in the loop at every step.

  • HR
  • Learning & Development
  • Training & Enablement
  • Internal Communications
  • Operations and Safety
  • Sales Enablement

Programs, not one-offs

Training is a series. Module twelve has to look like module one, and next quarter’s three new modules have to match. That is what a studio gives you that a conference room and a webcam cannot.

A subject matter expert delivering a training lesson from the teleprompter on the studio stage

Your expert is not a presenter. They don’t need to be.

Course Planner interviews your subject matter expert and writes the lessons from their answers: the outline, every script in their own words, and the slides to match. Your team approves it. On filming day the script runs on a teleprompter and a producer coaches the first take.

The person who knows the material teaches it, without becoming a performer to do so.

How a training program comes together

  1. Plan the programA producer maps the series with you: modules, order, which are live and which are recorded, who teaches each. Course Planner drafts the lessons from your experts.
  2. Film in sessionsEach session is a studio day. The set stays consistent, your branding stays on the screens, and your experts teach from the prompter with a producer alongside.
  3. Deliver and extendModules arrive captioned and organized for your LMS. When the next quarter needs three more, they match the first twelve.

What produced training gives an organization back

Training that is made once, properly, keeps paying for the day it took.

  • Every employee gets the same versionNot whichever manager happened to be free, on whichever week they started.
  • Your experts get their time backThe session they used to give every month becomes a module people watch before they ask.
  • Completion you can seeStructured as a course and delivered to your LMS, so you can track who has finished.
  • Quality that matches the brandWeek-one training is the first thing your company shows a new hire about its standards.
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Questions producers hear most

Our subject matter expert is not comfortable on camera. Does that matter?
It is the normal case, and the process is built for it. Course Planner interviews your expert and writes the lessons from their answers, the script runs on a teleprompter, and a producer coaches them through the first take. Experts who dread it usually finish the day surprised.
Can training be produced as a series over time?
Yes, and it should be. A program is planned as a whole, then filmed in sessions as content is ready. The set, graphics and format stay consistent, so module twelve looks like module one.
Will it work with our LMS?
Files are delivered ready for your LMS, with the videos captioned and organized by module alongside the slides and outline. Tell a producer which platform you run and how you track completion and the delivery is matched to it.
Can we run a live session and a recorded version?
Yes. A live rollout session can be taught from the studio to your whole organization online, and the recording becomes the on-demand version for everyone who joins later. One day, both formats.
What about confidential content?
The studio works under NDA for corporate clients, and your content is yours. Nothing produced in your sessions is used anywhere else.
How is employee training priced?
By studio time, with production included, so a program is priced by the number of sessions it takes to film. Instant Pricing on this site gives you a first number in about two minutes, and a producer confirms the plan.

Tell a producer about your training program.

What it covers, roughly how many modules, whether it is live, on demand or both, and when it needs to be in front of people. A producer replies with how the studio would produce it.

A producer replies within one business day. No newsletter, no drip, just an answer.

✓ Thanks. A producer will be in touch within one business day.

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The Teaching Studio · 3211 Shannon Road, Suite 125, Durham, NC 27707
Under 20 minutes from RDU. Clients fly in for a single day of filming.
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