MTI Film Expands to Support HDR

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Tue, 02/28/2017 - 11:18 -- Nick Dager

MTI Film has completed a major expansion of its Hollywood facility designed to accommodate growing demand for post-production services and support for high dynamic range content.MTI Film has completed a major expansion of its Hollywood facility designed to accommodate growing demand for post-production services and support for high dynamic range content. The expansion includes the addition of two new color-grading suites and an editorial finishing suite, all HDR capable.

The company has also improved its IT infrastructure, adding significant bandwidth and storage, and installed new monitoring systems throughout the facility. All the moves are intended to address the growing number of television productions requiring HDR delivery as well as the company’s expanded slate of HD and UHD shows.

“We’ve built a complete HDR workflow,” said MTI Film CEO Larry Chernoff. “We can support productions from the set to screen, and provide deliverables optimized to any network specification including HDR10, Dolby Vision, IMF and AS02”.

MTI Film’s post-production services division has been growing rapidly.  It currently provides post-production services for shows Outlander, The Affair, Longmire, Major Crimes, Bates Motel, Good Behavior, The Story of God and Outcastamong othersIts colorist staff has recently grown to five as former assistant colorists Alex Chernoff and Greg Strait have been promoted to colorist joining Tanner Buschman and supervising colorists Steve Porter and Johnnie Kirkwood. 

“MTI has always believed in developing talent from within our ranks,” explained executive producer Barbara Marshall. “It assures continuity for our customers and engenders an environment where young talent have confidence they will be nurtured.”

The facility’s new color grading suites are equipped with the latest generation Digital Vision Nucoda color grading systems, and the new editing suite utilizes both Avid and Autodesk Flame.  Monitoring includes LG UHD OLEDs, with perfect rec 709 calibration, and Sony BVMX300s for HDR mastering.

MTI Film www.mtifilm.com

 

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