A digital series that dives deep into technology, AI, and social issues, hosted by Nopparit Kamolsuwan and produced by Oujia Creative House together with Brickinfo News Agency
Building on the success of Brick in Focus, Oujia now shapes Brick Insight from topic development to film-grade production
Few storytellers can hold an audience the way Nopparit Kamolsuwan, known to many as ‘Ta’, does. As the founder and editor of Brickinfo News Agency, his voice has a rare quality: listeners don’t just hear information, they lean into it. After working alongside him on Brick in Focus, the weekly news-variety program on Channel 5 HD, the team at Oujia Creative House saw that potential clearly enough to ask a different question. Not “how do we keep the show running,” but “how far can Ta’s storytelling go beyond the TV screen.” That question became the starting point for Brick Insight, an online program where Oujia handles production for Brickinfo News Agency.
The relationship between Oujia and Brickinfo was never a typical agency-client arrangement. Across 13 consecutive weeks of producing Brick in Focus, the two teams worked so closely they became more like industry siblings than business partners. Feedback flowed freely, decisions were made fast, and both sides kept pushing each other toward better work. That familiarity carried straight into Brick Insight. Oujia’s role expanded well beyond production, into finding topics, developing scripts with richer detail, sharpening character, and tightening the rhythm of every story, because great work has to start on paper, not on set.
Dumping every idea onto the script page before shooting day made production simple. The crew always knew what each shot needed to say, and editing followed the same logic, since the structure had already been mapped out during content development. This is the working style Oujia has always held onto, pushing the limit of the work higher, even when the assignment on paper was simply “production.”
The name ‘Brick Insight’ was coined by the Oujia team itself, born from how genuinely enjoyable and immersive it felt to listen to Ta unpack a topic. The word Insight became more than a description of format. It became a promise to the audience: every episode would take a trending subject, whether in technology, artificial intelligence, or society, and make it easy to follow without ever going shallow. Past episodes have covered ground from the AI content fatigue reshaping how audiences respond to generated media, to the billion-baht loneliness economy built on AI companionship apps and the quiet risks it carries for human connection.
What sets Brick Insight apart from an ordinary explainer clip is the production craft Oujia keeps refining across every dimension: cinematography, lighting, color, sound, and an editing rhythm that blends documentary pacing with the tension of a film trailer. Music and sound design are built around a single goal, keeping a long-form, information-dense video compelling enough to watch through to the last second. In a world where viewers have unlimited choices, holding their attention for the full runtime is the real test of a production team.
Brick Insight is proof that when a production team that truly understands the brief works alongside a storyteller with real substance, the result becomes more than a single news clip. It becomes content with weight, credibility, and staying power. For Oujia Creative House, it stands as another piece of evidence for how the team works: never confined to the role assigned, always ready to think alongside a partner at every step, so every piece of work reaches the highest standard possible.
