Our Technology
Technology is never our starting point. We first understand the business, its customers, market and constraints — then connect the right people, methods, equipment and software to the agreed solution.
Choose a technology to see its summary.
START WITH THE BUSINESS, NOT THE GEAR
How does Logue Media use technology?
We understand the business first. We investigate its challenges and opportunities, confirm what matters with the client, then select the methodologies, people, equipment and software suited to an agreed solution.
THE PROBLEM · A TOOL IS NOT A BUSINESS SOLUTION
Start with the business, not the equipment.
Even outstanding cameras, livestream technology or AI software can miss the point if the customer, market and business issues are not understood. We explore the issues, constraints and opportunities, confirm priorities with the client, and only then consider suitable solutions.
THE NEXT LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING
Four questions to build the right brief
Select a topic to see what we learn before discussing solutions.
- People, products, pricing and service
- Industries, markets and competitors
- Issues, constraints and opportunities
- Client confirmation and priorities
People, products, pricing and service
Understand who serves customers, what the business sells, its pricing, delivery and customer experience.
Output: a clearer, client-confirmed requirement, not a premature equipment recommendation.
Industries, markets and competitors
Understand buying segments, competitors and the questions that influence how customers choose.
Output: a clearer, client-confirmed requirement, not a premature equipment recommendation.
Issues, constraints and opportunities
Identify gaps in budgets, locations, access, technology, staff availability and content evidence.
Output: a clearer, client-confirmed requirement, not a premature equipment recommendation.
Client confirmation and priorities
Validate findings and agree the objectives before choosing methodology, team or tools.
Output: a clearer, client-confirmed requirement, not a premature equipment recommendation.
CONNECTING THE REQUIREMENT TO RESULTS
How the pieces become one working system
Purpose: to show how a business requirement is converted into an agreed solution and delivery plan. The people, methods, cameras, sound, lights, livestream systems, editing software and AI tools must work together — they are not independent solutions.
Business
People, products, service, market and customer needs
Agreement
Priorities, issues, constraints and opportunities
Solution
Methods, scope, budget and success criteria
Resources
People, kit, software, locations and suppliers
Quality
Delivery, client approval and measurable evidence
Logue Media coordinates responsibilities, technology and quality assurance. The correct mix depends on the project, location and agreed scope.
SEE THE SYSTEM AT WORK
One register. Different production requirements.
Choose a production situation to see how the components work together. Then explore the full equipment register below.
Interview or explainer
A business interview may combine Sony cameras, RØDE or Sony microphones, Godox/Neewer lighting and DaVinci Resolve editing. The client's message determines the kit.
Illustrative configuration, not a claim about a named client project.
Live event
A conference may combine cameras, audio monitoring, YoloBox switching, connectivity tests and human production oversight. The venue determines the configuration.
Illustrative configuration, not a claim about a named client project.
On-location story
An on-location assignment may use stabilised cameras, portable sound, lighting and permitted drone imagery, according to access, safety and purpose.
Illustrative configuration, not a claim about a named client project.
Technology selected for the assignment
Explore the systems we combine for different productions. These are the equipment models and quantities you supplied for this register. We select and configure only what the agreed scope needs.
The photographs illustrate production situations; they do not individually verify every named model or quantity.
- Cameras & perspectives
- Microphones & audio
- Lighting & camera movement
- Livestream systems
- Podcast & sound engineering
- Editing & colour
- AI & connected systems
Camera choices for interviews, movement and aerial perspectives
Select camera position, framing, mobility and recording format for the story, venue, lighting and available crew.
Equipment and systems in our register
- Sony Z200 and Sony Z150 camera systems
- Sony NX-100 HD camera
- DJI Mini 4 Pro drone
- GoPro HERO10 Black action camera
- OBSBOT Tail Air camera
Sound begins before the camera rolls
Choose voice pickup, environmental control and monitoring to suit the speaker, audience, acoustics and distance.
Equipment and systems in our register
- Sony ECM-678 and ECM-674 shotgun microphones
- Boom stand with windscreen, deadcat and capsule
- RØDE Wireless GO II and Wireless PRO
- 2 × RØDE Podcaster microphones
- 2 × RØDE PodMic microphones
Shape the image and move with purpose
Lighting and support equipment help manage exposure, consistency, camera placement and planned movement.
Equipment and systems in our register
- 2 × Neewer 660 LED video-light panels
- 2 × Godox SL-60W continuous lights; 1 × Godox SL-200 continuous light
- Neewer hexadecagon softboxes: 70, 90 and 120 cm
- 2-pack Neewer heavy-duty steel C-stands; 4 × Neewer heavy-duty light stands
- 3 × Neewer tripod dollies; Neewer portable shoulder mount
- Neewer 39-inch and 47.2-inch carbon-fibre sliders
- Zhiyun Crane 4 Pro; INKEE Falcon for GoPro
- Jib/crane; Glidegear G2G vest and arm; Glidegear DNA 5050
Direct, switch and deliver live coverage
Live production combines sources, timing, audio, graphics, encoding and network planning. The system is tested for each venue.
Equipment and systems in our register
- YoloBox Pro livestream switcher/encoder
- YoloBox Ultra livestream switcher/encoder
- Netgear Nighthawk M6 mobile network device
- Compatible cameras, microphones and audio feeds from the wider kit
Record, monitor and produce spoken-word content
The audio chain must be intelligible and recoverable before it can be edited, distributed or converted into knowledge assets.
Equipment and systems in our register
- RØDECaster Pro II production console
- Zoom H6 All Black recorder
- 4 × RØDE NTH-100 monitoring headphones
- RØDE Podcaster and PodMic microphones
- Sony shotguns and RØDE wireless systems where appropriate
Finish the story with accurate sound and pictures
Editing combines approved source material into clear deliverables while preserving meaning, factual integrity, sound quality and consistent colour.
Equipment and systems in our register
- 2 × DaVinci Resolve Studio licences/seats (owner-reported)
- Blackmagic Speed Editor
- Blackmagic Mini Panel
Use AI assistance where it adds value — with human review
AI may assist with briefing, transcription, topic mapping, metadata drafts, knowledge retrieval and reusable content, but outputs require source checking, privacy controls and approval.
Equipment and systems in our register
- ChatGPT and AI-assisted drafting/research workflows (usage discussed; subscription inventory not confirmed)
- BAIMI: requirements, integrations, supplier hand-offs and quality assurance
- VDRS: source-linked video decomposition and reuse
- AISRO: visibility and evidence assessment
PEOPLE BEFORE PRODUCTS
Skilled people bring technology together
Equipment supports a production; people understand the client, make the decisions and ensure the work is useful. These responsibilities work together, with appropriate expertise assigned to each engagement.
Production coordination
Connects the business brief to deliverables, people, venues, timelines and agreed approvals.
Technical specialists
Plan and operate camera, sound, lighting, livestreaming and editing systems appropriate to the job.
Client and subject experts
Clarify the market and audience, supply accurate knowledge and confirm the delivered result.
Project teams can combine Logue Media personnel, client contributors and independent specialists; no permanent staffing claim is implied. How we work together →
WORKING ACROSS LOCATIONS
The setup changes with the location
Scroll horizontally, swipe or use the arrow links to move between the four location cards. Each shows how the site and delivery model affect our planning, not just where we travel.
LOCAL · IN PERSONCentral Coast NSW
Production, consultation and practical coordination around Umina Beach and the wider Central Coast.
How the setup changes: We plan around the client site, lighting, acoustics, access, crew and intended output.
REGIONAL · ON SITE OR VIRTUALRegional NSW projects
Selected projects in Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens.
How the setup changes: Venue access, site safety, permissions and the activities requiring our presence are agreed in the project scope. Sales discussions and post-sales support are remote.
NATIONAL · REMOTEAustralia — remote delivery
Business consultations, planning, editing, review and coordination can be delivered remotely when appropriate.
How the setup changes: We agree how source material, access, approvals, communication and files will be managed.
OVERSEAS · PARTNER DELIVERYInternational — via partners
Appropriate overseas work may be scoped with local partners and remote coordination.
How the setup changes: Supplier responsibilities, time zones, equipment and quality checks are assessed case by case.
Swipe the cards on mobile or use the navigation on desktop. Photos show production environments and do not identify a specific completed project or venue.
DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES · DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS
Different industries. Different requirements.
Hover or keyboard-focus a card to see a potential application. These are illustrative, not claims about named client projects.
Professional services & healthcare
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Professional services & healthcare
Expert interviews, carefully controlled sound and verified content.
Events, venues & education
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Events, venues & education
Multi-camera coverage, livestream switching and replay.
Property, construction & trades
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Property, construction & trades
Location footage, stabilisation and project evidence.
Hospitality, retail & local businesses
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Hospitality, retail & local businesses
Demonstrations, owner stories and customer education.
What clients should know about the technology
Does Logue Media bring every item to a shoot?
No. The equipment list shows available or owner-reported equipment, not the kit allocated to every project. We choose equipment and specialists from the agreed brief, location and budget.
Can you produce video, livestreams and podcasts with the same equipment?
Some components are shared, particularly microphones, lighting and cameras. Live switching, recording, monitoring, connectivity and delivery have different requirements, so we configure each workflow rather than assuming one setup suits all.
How do you check recording and livestream quality?
The plan includes appropriate tests of camera feeds, framing, sound, power, storage, venue conditions and network availability. Live projects also need a specific production and contingency plan; no network can be guaranteed.
Where does DaVinci Resolve Studio fit?
It is used in post-production for editing, colour correction and grading, audio tasks and rendering deliverables. The Speed Editor and Mini Panel support editing and colour workflows respectively.
How does ChatGPT fit into your production technology?
ChatGPT and similar AI tools may support planning, transcription review, content structure and repurposing, subject to permissions and source checking. Human reviewers remain responsible for accuracy and approval; AI is not a substitute for expert operators.
Do you own all the systems listed?
The hardware/software list has been supplied by Logue Media as its equipment register. Before commercial publication, model names, quantities, ownership/licensing status and imagery should be checked against a current inventory.
FROM REQUIREMENT TO DELIVERY
Let's discuss the business first.
Tell us what your organisation does, what needs to improve and what an effective result would look like. We'll review the objectives and opportunities before discussing options or preparing a suitable scope.
You don't need to know which cameras, software or systems to use. That's part of the discussion after we understand your goals.