Post-production Alliance To Provide One-Stop-Shop Deals

The Coach House Studios, the West-London-based film and TV editing facility, has formed a mutually beneficial alliance with Soho sound specialists De Lane Lea and boutique grading company The Look.
The agreement will see the three companies offer their specialist boutique services to long-form producers as part of a full post-production package deal.
It is predicted that the unique combination of post-production expertise and facilities will provide major benefits to TV and film producers looking for a single location to handle their post-production work.
Coach House Studios will supply offline/online editing suites both on location and within dedicated rooms at De Lane Lea in the heart of Soho.
The Look will provide finishing, grading and visual effects from its new Rathbone Street facility and De Lane Lea will deliver dubbing mixing, sound design and ADR.
The alliance also gives Coach House Studios a presence in Soho for the first time.
Coach House Studios Managing Director John Walbeoffe said: "We often work with and advise on other areas of the filming and post production process to create a seamless and cost effective workflow for our clients. By bringing this solution to the table we hope to add greater convenience and time savings to our list of benefits."
De Lane Lea Sound and Vision Head of Production Michael Hamilton said: "Some companies that offer all in-post deals end up being a jack of all trades and a master of none. The beauty of this arrangement is that we'll all maintain our independence and our specialisms, but also be able to offer excellent service within the package deals that producers are keen on."
The Look Managing Director Thomas Urbye said: "Our three companies are at the top of our respective fields, no other large facility can offer the care, service and final product we can. That's why collaborations such as this are so important for the industry."
The three companies will start operating together from this week.
A major new drama for a terrestrial broadcaster is being lined up as the final project for the new alliance.
(KMcA)