EXPANDS INTO THE NORTH
“Radiant always deliver for us, that’s why we have a longstanding relationship with their team. They are able to accommodate our challenging schedules and deadlines and I can rely on them to pull out all the stops to deliver our projects when we need them and to the highest standards.”
SUSAN KING DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION REMARKABLE TV
“We always enjoy working with Radiant. They’ve retained their personal approach to projects despite the huge growth they’ve experienced as a business, it’s reassuring to see. The pool of talented people we have access to makes the post-production process a hugely exciting one and one we look forward to. We really value the expertise and experience that they always bring to the table.”
we’ve built this facility is different. We purposefully only built ten physical offline suites but each one can connect to any machine across the group. “A couple of years ago you would’ve said
ten offlines isn’t enough to keep the finishing rooms full. But that requirement has changed irreversibly post-Covid with the advent of flexible remote working. “All three of our buildings work
independently, with their own storage systems and workstations, but all three are fully connected via a central data centre. We can run more than a hundred offline edit stations which you can access from anywhere. “We’ve built around the latest technology
to create a more flexible facility where suites can have interchangeable use. Teradici brokers connections to all the rooms and video is routed via NDI (Network Digital Interface) running all the applications and peripherals from one centrally managed infrastructure so we can reconfigure the use of any room at a moment’s notice. We’re running the same gold-standard applications and hardware as we do in
London but working in a much more agile, client-facing way. “If a client’s working remotely and they
want to pop in and complete a quick sign off, they can walk into any one of our rooms, log on using their Teradici credentials and have full access to their projects.” worked with the very best
Radiant
suppliers across the board. The audio studios have been designed by leading architectural audio specialists, Level Acoustic Design and furniture comes from AKA Design including ProView sit-stand edit desks in all offline rooms. Head of Post, Andy Briers concludes,
“to build a successful post house with a strong reputation and returning business, you always need to put your clients’ needs first. We always endeavour to go above and beyond so their time with us is as efficient and seamless as possible whilst ensuring we maintain our company values and exceptionally high technical and creative standards.
Radiant in Manchester reflects
our technical and creative ambitions and business ethics.”
Set up in a fully serviced environment, Radiant’s new Manchester location provides complete picture and audio post production services, with an additional link-up to London for added flexibility, as well as offering short or long-term production office space.
For more Information, please contact Ben or Natalie on 0161 989 6306.
Rochelle Humes Interior Designer in the Making, Outline Productions
radiantpost.co.uk
JOE MCLUSKY VP NON-SCRIPTED AND GM VIS UK
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