Pirelli Tyres PR agency InterCapital Group were asked to put together a media event for the Australian GP that was not only informative, but spectacular as well.

ThinkOTS were asked to ensure that the event audiovisual elements were presented to a high standard graphically and on the day, controlled and implemented to the exacting run sheet.

The Media Breakfast attracted a large group of journalists and photographers, scrambling to question the new and upcoming F1 driver, Daniel Ricciardo. As an extra highlight to the breakfast, another of Pirelli’s ambassadors, Craig Lowndes attended and was happy to chat to the press and partake in photo’s.

The event was an outstanding success and an excellent media lead up for the Pirelli campaign at the Australian F1 Grand Prix.

ThinkOTS is on the road capturing the footage for the Australian Pavilion at World Expo 2012′s main show. In keeping with the oceans and coastal themes of the expo Pete and Col are travelling to the four points of the compass to film the extremes of the Australian coastal landscape.

To also present the images in a way most people would not have seen before (and because they lads do like a challenge) they are filming key sequences in the dead of night using a mix of time-lapse and astrophotography. The end result (as you can see from these frame grabs) creates a dreamtime quality to the pictures that 100% captured on location. It’s all very pretty!

Stay tuned for regular updates on the projects.

Think OTS have recently completed another Scania National Network Conference. The three day conference was presented at SALT in Northern NSW for over 100 attendees. We were responsible for technical design, room layout and on-screen content, also worked directly with Scania on the event scheduling. Production of the on-screen content, included recording around Australia with Scania staff and customers.

The dynamic screen layout featured LED technology; three screens made up from a total of 64 LED Panels. This allowed for the images to be bright and rich in colour, and allowing the audience to feel part of the presentations. As opposed sitting in darkness if projection was used. All part of the thinking to move away from “death by powerpoint” and involve the audience. The feedback from Scania was very positive – another successful experience completed by the team at Think OTS.