by Ottico Lab | Jul 29, 2026 | Audio Production, Television Commercial Production, Tips
Audiences experience a production long before they consciously think about it. A great performance, the right music, thoughtful sound design and carefully mixed audio all work together to create something that just feels right. This is one of the reasons we’ve...
by Ottico Lab | Sep 10, 2025 | Audio Production, Pre Production, Tips, Video Production
To begin my own searches in sourcing the right track for a production – I think it’s best to establish themes that are attached to that specific project or brand.For example – if the project has themes around being quite natural or from the built world or being quite...
by Ottico Lab | Feb 28, 2024 | Pre Production, Tips
Although we offer script writing and script production as a part of our production service offerings, we also welcome supplied scripts. We understand and embrace that brands and business owners can work up a script for their productions. You are in your brand after...
by Ottico Lab | Jan 6, 2024 | Audio Production, Filming, Tips, Video Production
Not knowing what to call the different Mic types on set pretty common occurrence – especially now with brands, stakeholders and team members in attendance at so many shoots. In this article we’ll help you tell the difference between the different mic types – so you...
by Ottico Lab | Jan 5, 2024 | Audio Production, Filming, Tips, Video Production
When filming talent there are a few different mics options for a production company to use on set. You may see a boom mic or a shotgun mic on set at your shoot but what about the trusty old Lapel Mic? We’ve had a few clients and collaborators push back or question the...
by Ottico Lab | Oct 19, 2023 | Corporate Video Melbourne, Tips, Video Production
To save you reading the entire article, the answer simply is MP4. And more specifically H.264 is the most popular video format and is standardised across many platforms and uses. Keep reading and we’ll explain why it is the format for you!H.264 is the specific...
