Highly regarded
post production executive and supervisor to manage relations with studios and
independent producers.

                         

NEW YORK— Technicolor-PostWorks, New York,
has appointed veteran post production executive Clark Henderson as Senior Vice
President, Theatrical Services. Henderson, who will report to COO Rob DeMartin,
will act as liaison to the facility’s studio and independent producer clients
and oversee post production operations for theatrical motion pictures.

Henderson has worked with virtually every major movie studio
and independent production company over the course of his career, primarily in
key post production roles. He spent the past six years at Technicolor Creative
Services, serving since 2010 as Vice President/Client Relations based in New
York. As such, he collaborated with Technicolor-PostWorks on a number of
feature film projects including Lee
Daniels’ The Butler, Inside Llewyn
Davis and Noah. Henderson managed
several key accounts for Technicolor, including The Weinstein Company, and will
retain those duties and relationships in his new role with
Technicolor-PostWorks.

DeMartin
noted that Henderson’s arrival underscores New York’s growing prominence as a
center for feature film post production and Technicolor-PostWorks’ commitment
to servicing that market. “We are very excited to add Clark as a permanent
member of our team,” DeMartin said. “It’s a win for the entire New York film
community to gain the services of a seasoned professional with deep experience
and a true passion for quality filmmaking.”

“Clark’s expertise bridges operations, engineering and
sales, and his experience as a facility client gives him a firm grasp of our
clients’ points-of-view, their concerns and preoccupations,” DeMartin added.

Joe Beirne, Technicolor-PostWorks CTO, echoed those
sentiments and added that Henderson’s work at Technicolor, combined with his
more than 30 years of experience as a post production supervisor, make him an
invaluable resource.  “Clark Henderson is
the Post-Production Supervisor’s supervisor,” Beirne observed. “His level of tenacious
support and wise counsel to studio productions is genuinely unique in this
market. If you absolutely, positively must get your picture done on time, this
is the guy you want on your side.”

For his part, Henderson said that he has witnessed growing
demand for feature post production services in New York, spurred in part by the
state’s generous tax incentives, and he is impressed with the efforts
Technicolor-PostWorks has made to address the needs of that sector of the
market. “We are building something significant,” he said. “This facility has
been making the necessary investments in personnel and infrastructure to retain
the most ambitious projects and I’m excited to be a part of that.  When I first came to New York we were working
on a lot of quality independent films, but most studio films returned to Los
Angeles.  That’s no longer the case.”

Henderson added that Technicolor-PostWorks has a unique
ability to provide studios and other producers with all-encompassing post
production packages. “We are the only facility in New York offering film
laboratory services, dailies services, picture finishing, editorial rooms and
sound,” he said. “Over the past six months, we are seeing a lot more
productions opting for the practical and creative benefits of packaged
services.” He noted that for Universal Pictures’ A Walk Among the Tombstones, Technicolor-PostWorks provided
dailies, color grading and sound services.

Prior to joining Technicolor,
Henderson worked as an independent post production supervisor. His many credits
include The Guardian (Walt Disney
Pictures), The Visiting (Silver
Pictures/Warner Bros.), Sky Captain and
the World of Tomorrow (Paramount) and
Hollywood Homicide (Revolution
Studios).  His background also includes
executive positions with Miramax, Fries Entertainment and New World Pictures,
and work as a director, producer and editor.

About Technicolor – PostWorks New York

Technicolor
– PostWorks New York is the East Coast’s most comprehensive digital motion
picture and post-production facility, employing an exceptional team of artists,
engineers and project managers to serve our clients through the film and TV
finishing process.

Offering
data workflows, film processing, telecine/scanning, non-linear editorial and HD
picture finishing, digital intermediate and film recording, high-volume
encoding and high-speed data transmission, as well as comprehensive film and TV
sound services on nine mix stages, Technicolor – PostWorks New York serves as
one source for every post production requirement.

For more information,
visit http://www.technicolorpwny.com