Role
Lecturer in Esports Production specialising in live broadcast workflows, technical production, and practical event delivery.
Career overview
Oliver Morley is a lecturer in Esports Production at Nottingham Trent University with over a decade of experience working across esports events, tournament operations, and live broadcast production. His professional background includes organising and delivering competitive gaming events, managing production workflows, and supporting live esports broadcasts in a range of technical and operational roles.
Before joining NTU, Oliver worked within grassroots and community esports, developing hands-on expertise in event logistics, broadcasting technologies, tournament operation, and production coordination. His industry experience informs a teaching approach that prioritises practical learning, teamwork, and professional problem-solving within live production environments.
At NTU, Oliver focuses on helping students develop both technical confidence and creative adaptability. His teaching covers areas including broadcast & live event technologies, live streaming and collaborative production practice. He is particularly passionate about creating engaging learning experiences that reflect the fast-paced nature of the esports and live events industries.
External activity
Oliver is actively engaged in broadcasting esports productions. He broadcasts from his home studio setup as well as project managing studio productions. He also regularly acts as an in-game director for esports, directing teams of multiple observers.