Audioloc to leave its Crystal Palace

Sound company Audioloc will move out of its Lindfield facilities, and start offering its services via a network of freelancers operating at their home studios.

“We’re very positive about this move because we’ll continue our sound supervision work, rather than spending so much energy maintaining a facility that is not needed anymore.  It’s a sign of the times; does it really matter these days whether you’re working in the next room or the next suburb?” managing director John Dennison told Encore.

Dennison said that the end of their lease at the Screen Australia complex in Lindfield was an “appropriate” time for this move, due to the state of the industry and the overhead costs that made it impossible to sustain the facilities, including the Crystal Palace mixing room.

“We have a strong  team and with the nature of technology, we don’t all have to be all in one place anymore. The main draw to a large facility like this is the mixing theatre and the foley facilities, which we will maintain.