Films at 59 purchase Digital Vision Nucoda Film Master

Digital Vision, a leading developer of advanced digital media applications specialising in film and video solutions, has announced that award-winning UK post production facility, Films at 59, has purchased a Nucoda Film Master total finishing solution with DVO image processing tools and Valhall Colour Grade with AGR4 ME film grain and electronic noise reducer.
George Panayiotou, Films at 59 Post Production Manager commented: “After a year of detailed consideration, our colourists chose the Nucoda Film Master and Valhall systems because the combination provides a highly sophisticated and powerful grading solution at a time when new technology is changing the way we work. We can give our clients and colourists maximum creative flexibility and freedom.”
Films at 59 will use the Digital Vision non-linear Nucoda Film Master grading system for SDTV, HDTV, and film projects including a number of high profile, long form, HD natural history and drama programmes for both UK and US broadcasters. The state-of-the-art software will provide Films at 59 with a total finishing solution that includes tools for grading and mastering high-end projects. The Valhall ACP with AGR4 ME supplies Films at 59 with a superior linear, real time grading system for fast turn around of SDTV, HDTV and long form TV projects – it complements the Film Master perfectly.
Digital Vision provides a complete range of image processing solutions that can handle a wide variety of requirements, from SD video to 4k data, and that can be used in video-centric, data-centric or hybrid facilities. (CD/CL)