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SMPTE Hollywood Section to Address the Transition to Wide Color Gamut at September Meeting
The Hollywood Section of SMPTE®, the organization defining the future of storytelling, will explore the advent of wide color gamut and its impact on motion picture and television production at its monthly meeting, Wednesday, September 25, at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Los Angeles.
read moreRich Ellis to Lead Sales at Periscope Post & Audio, Hollywood
Chicago-headquartered Periscope Post and Audio has appointed Rich Ellis as Executive Sales Manager at its recently-opened facility in Hollywood.
read morePeriscope Post & Audio Launches in Hollywood
Chicago-based Periscope Post & Audio has expanded to the West Coast, opening a 22,000 square foot sound and picture finishing facility in Hollywood.
read moreGoldcrest Post’s Ryan Price Creates the Sounds of Self Destruction in “Her Smell”
Sound production for Her Smell¸ writer/director Alex Ross Perry’s new film about a self-destructive punk rocker named Becky Something (Elisabeth Moss), was completed at Goldcrest Post in New York.
read moreGoldcrest Post Continues Growth; Brings on Veteran Colorists Ken Sirulnick and Evan Anthony
Sirulnick (“RBG”, “Jane Fonda in Five Acts”) and Anthony (“Moonlight Sonata”, “Being Elmo”) bring a long list of accolades and deep experience in independent features and documentaries. NEW YORK CITY— Full-service post-production facility Goldcrest Post is expanding its footprint in independent film and documentary finishing through key additions to its creative roster. The company has forged a partnership with Glue Edit, the finishing boutique...
read moreColorist Society International to Host Color Managed Workflows Panel at NAB
Colorist Society International (CSI) will host an interactive panel discussion on managing color for multiple deliverables, VFX and HDR at NAB 2019 in Las Vegas.
read moreGoldcrest Post Expands Picture Finishing Operations; Hires Colorist Marcy Robinson, Adds 4K DI/HDR Grading Theater
NEW YORK CITY— Goldcrest Post, the independent post-production facility whose recent credits include acclaimed indie titles Russian Doll, Sorry to Bother You, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Native Son and High Flying Bird¸ is expanding its picture finishing services. The company has added veteran colorist Marcy Robinson and, in addition to its existing theater and other digital intermediate rooms, has unveiled a new, state-of-the-art 4K...
read moreGoldcrest Post Helps Send Three Films to Sundance
Facility also provided finishing services for Steven Soderbergh’s High Flying Bird premiering at Slamdance. NEW YORK CITY—Goldcrest Post, New York, helped to prepare three films for their world premieres at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, beginning this month in Park City, Utah. They include Native Son, the film that opens the festival, Them That Follow and The Death of Dick Long. The independent post house also provided finishing services for...
read moreTechnicolor PostWorks Preps Free Climbing Epic “The Dawn Wall” for Theatrical Run
Technicolor PostWorks New York provided finishing services for The Dawn Wall, the riveting, new documentary from Red Bull House Media about free-climbers Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson’s historic attempt to conquer El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
read moreTechnicolor PostWorks Finishes Jonah Hill’s Debut “Mid90s”
The new feature film Mid90s, which marks the directorial debut of Jonah Hill, tells the coming-of-age story of Stevie¸ a 13-year-old Los Angeles boy who seeks escape from troubles at home in the company of the friends he meets in a local skate shop. Post-production finishing for the film was completed at Technicolor PostWorks New York where colorist Alex Bickel worked directly with Hill and cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt to recreate the sun-washed look of 1990s Southern California and the taut emotional landscape of Stevie’s world.
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