Digital Vision Congratulates Independent Filmmakers

February 3, 2010

Source: Digital Vision

Film Master Helps Facilities Deliver Some of the Hottest Films Unspooled At Sundance

Digital Vision, whose highly regarded color grading and enhancement products are part of the workflow at leading facilities around the world, congratulates the filmmakers and films that screened and competed at the Sundance Film Festival, just wrapped in Park City, Utah.

“Our customers are the facilities and artists that support the creativity of storytellers. Our focus is directly on them, and we are proud to have contributed to the work of the filmmakers whose projects premier, screen or compete at Sundance,” noted Alexa Chollet, Director of Marketing, Digital Vision.

Projects at Sundance that were supported by Digital Vision products include:

Final Frame, New York

Bass Awards (NEXT)
The Tillman Story (US Documentary Competition)
My Perestroika (US Documentary Competition)
Joan Rivers (US Documentary Competition)

Lit Post, Hollywood

Frozen (US Dramatic Competition)
The Perfect Host (Park City at Midnight)

Tunnel, Santa Monica

The Dry land (US Dramatic Competition)

Will Cox, Final Frame Co-Founder and Colorist noted that, “Over the past decade, we have had the amazing opportunity to work with some of the most
talented independent filmmakers on the scene today. We help them execute their technical requirements, but our job is ultimately to empower their creative voice. Digital Vision helps us to do that, time and again.”

Kyle Jackson, Owner of Tunnel Post in Santa Monica, commented that, “We are fortunate to have the opportunity to work with talented filmmakers doing exceptional work and support the indie community as we did with ‘The Dry Land.’ Those collaborations are everything to us, and Digital Vision supports us every step of the way.”

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