PWR’d by Atomos

Lachlan Power first picked up a Ninja in 2017. He needed a reliable monitor‑recorder for his growing YouTube channel, and Ninja became the tool he trusted to deliver high-quality content. Today, he leads PWR, producing large-scale, multi-camera content on a completely different level.

As PWR has grown, so has the ambition behind their productions. They work with large sets, multiple cameras running at once, and content that reaches audiences in the tens of millions. To keep everything running smoothly, the team has built Atomos into their workflow, relying on Ninjas and Atomos TX‑RX wireless transmitters across everything they shoot. As they explain: “Atomos has helped us build a more confident and flexible production workflow. Their monitors and wireless transmitters have played a huge role in helping us capture better content, move faster on set, and bring bigger creative ideas to life. When a take goes wrong, you can fix it. When the gear goes wrong, you can’t.”

Atomos TX-RX has become essential for PWR’s big multi‑camera productions. This compact transmitter‑receiver system sends a camera’s video feed wirelessly to a monitor, giving the crew a live view without running long cables across the set. On fast-moving video series like Hide and Seek, Race to Unreal, and Among Us In Real Life, TX‑RX helps the team keep track of every camera across large spaces. It also means players who are out of the round can still follow the action as it unfolds.

Because PWR’s creators often direct themselves on camera, their workflow needs are different from a traditional production. Talent often sets their own framing and movement, adjusting their performance on-the-move. Ninja’s bright, high‑definition display gives creators a clear front‑facing view of their shot, while the operator monitors the same feed from the built-in screen. Everyone sees what they need without slowing the shoot down.

“Atomos products have helped us build a more confident and flexible production workflow.”