Onsho
Onsho is a new service for filming, producing, directing and broadcasting events that makes professional video production more accessible and more affordable. Onsho uses smart, wireless cameras that are remotely operated by an experienced crew, and assisted by powerful AI. It's a lighter approach that removes the need for traditional heavy equipment, on-site camera crews, and streamlines both the production process and cost. We worked with Onsho’s founder, Camille Henry, during the companies beta test phase to develop the name, branding and visual identity.
Naming
Logo
Visual identity
Art direction
Brand positioning
Brand voice
Brand guidelines
Print
Replacing large crews, bulky equipment and endless cables, Onsho offers efficiency. Essentially, they free up the process. This core idea was distilled into the brand’s vision which is centered on intuition, practicality and simplicity. The name Onsho is succinct and rhythmic, helped by the repetition of ‘O’. Phonetically, it's soft and fluid, encapsulating the ease of a smarter approach, where everything runs smoothly from setup to broadcast.
The logo plays on the repetition of the two O’s. The first one is rectangular to represent a screen, and the second is round to represent a person. The constant presence of a viewer and a screen is revealed – the camera operator behind the viewfinder, the video editor in front of a computer or someone in the audience looking at the stage.
The brand universe links back to the visual codes of the logo and embraces directness. We customised Archivo, a typeface with cubic forms and an airy rhythm, to incorporate a rectangular letter O. This intervention ensures that the core offer is always present, impactful and memorable. Supporting text is set in Switzer, a neo-grotesque that continues the idea of fluidity with it’s modern appearance.
For colours, vibrant orange is the primary hue, chosen as it straddles the worlds of both technology and people. It’s accompanied by white and light grey which create accessibility, and black which provides impact. The screen symbol is further extended as a graphic principle, used to frame imagery and as a device to anchor messages around.
The brand voice is relatable and communicates with a matter-of-fact personality. Key messages highlight the benefits of Onsho’s approach by contrasting them with existing complex alternatives. Our brand work has allowed Onsho to launch themselves as an innovative and accessible challenger brand in the audiovisual production industry.
Project realised with team Graphéine
Art Direction — Jeremie Fesson, Sarah Magro, Maxime Saint-Etienne
Design Development — Sarah Magro, Maxime Saint-Etienne
Custom Typography — Maxime Saint-Etienne
Project Management — Leslie Darné
Onsho
Onsho is a new service for filming, producing, directing and broadcasting events that makes professional video production more accessible and more affordable. Onsho uses smart, wireless cameras that are remotely operated by an experienced crew, and assisted by powerful AI. It's a lighter approach that removes the need for traditional heavy equipment, on-site camera crews, and streamlines both the production process and cost. We worked with Onsho’s founder, Camille Henry, during the companies beta test phase to develop the name, branding and visual identity.
Naming
Logo
Visual identity
Art direction
Brand positioning
Brand voice
Brand guidelines
Print
Replacing large crews, bulky equipment and endless cables, Onsho offers efficiency. Essentially, they free up the process. This core idea was distilled into the brand’s vision which is centered on intuition, practicality and simplicity. The name Onsho is succinct and rhythmic, helped by the repetition of ‘O’. Phonetically, it's soft and fluid, encapsulating the ease of a smarter approach, where everything runs smoothly from setup to broadcast.
The logo plays on the repetition of the two O’s. The first one is rectangular to represent a screen, and the second is round to represent a person. The constant presence of a viewer and a screen is revealed – the camera operator behind the viewfinder, the video editor in front of a computer or someone in the audience looking at the stage.
The brand universe links back to the visual codes of the logo and embraces directness. We customised Archivo, a typeface with cubic forms and an airy rhythm, to incorporate a rectangular letter O. This intervention ensures that the core offer is always present, impactful and memorable. Supporting text is set in Switzer, a neo-grotesque that continues the idea of fluidity with it’s modern appearance.
For colours, vibrant orange is the primary hue, chosen as it straddles the worlds of both technology and people. It’s accompanied by white and light grey which create accessibility, and black which provides impact. The screen symbol is further extended as a graphic principle, used to frame imagery and as a device to anchor messages around.
The brand voice is relatable and communicates with a matter-of-fact personality. Key messages highlight the benefits of Onsho’s approach by contrasting them with existing complex alternatives. Our brand work has allowed Onsho to launch themselves as an innovative and accessible challenger brand in the audiovisual production industry.
Project realised with team Graphéine
Art Direction — Jeremie Fesson, Sarah Magro, Maxime Saint-Etienne
Design Development — Sarah Magro, Maxime Saint-Etienne
Custom Typography — Maxime Saint-Etienne
Project Management — Leslie Darné
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Whether you’re looking to create a new brand or update an established one, I can help it be more remarkable at every touch point. Let's talk.
© Sarah Magro 2024
Get in touch
Whether you’re looking to create a new brand or update an established one, I can help it be more remarkable at every touch point. Let's talk.
© Sarah Magro 2024