EMPOWERING YOUR CREATIVITY
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Proline workstations are designed and built for the most demanding post production applications
About The Farm Group
Since launching in 1998, The Farm continues to provide the very best post production talent, remote and facility solutions for award winning programmes in London, Bristol and Manchester in addition to partnerships with BBC sport and UKTV. The creative care along with attention to technical detail and client service remains second to none.
The Farm measures success not solely by the large number of awards for creativity, but by the immense loyalty shown by their staff and clients. The Farm’s capabilities encompass picture, sound, and location services for both unscripted and scripted content.
As a company with a powerful technical core and cross-site connectivity, they are known for excellence, innovation and reliability. The combination of their gifted creative teams and technical expertise provides each project with a fully collaborative workflow and positions The Farm as the go-to post production partner for every type of challenging and ground breaking production.
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Proline by Exacta, part of the Exacta Technologies group, builds the ultimate postproduction workstation at their HQ in Bristol. A workstation that delivers unrivalled rendering power requires a powerhouse CPU. Proline integrates the AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO processor to create a workstation that demolishes heavy compute and parallel workloads, such as complex CPU-based 3D rendering. Leading UK post house, The Farm in London’s Newman Street was an early adopter.
James Lupton, Chief Technologist, Exacta Technologies (JL) “We were introduced to The Farm by Proline reseller, Jigsaw 24. We immediately got to work and built two Ultimate PRO workstations based on The Farm’s high- bandwidth requirements with the AMD’s desktop processors at their core to deliver outstanding processing and shipped them to The Farm in London. Our relationship has grown from this initial introduction”
What workstations have you used over the last couple of years?
Adam Morris, Technical Director, The Farm Group (AM) “The majority of our workstations are from the larger manufacturers, mainly HP and Dell. These are used primarily in our Avid estate and range from ‘mobile workstations’ (laptops with GPU), through the single proc mid-range, and up to the high-end dual processors which we use for finishing workflows as they require more power to process high data rate video often in complex codecs. All these are intel- based systems. However, we use slightly more niche systems for our grading, vfx and mastering solutions, AMD’s desktop processors give us the ability to provide more power at a lower cost.”
What software do you run on the PL Ultimate PRO?
AM “For Picture Finishing, Mastering & VFX: Avid Media Composer, Black Magic Resolve, Digital Vision Nucoda, Autodesk Flame, MTI Cortex, Colorfront Transkoder, Greymeta Iris, Autodesk Maya & Foundry Nuke. For Audio Mixing: Avid Pro Tools.”
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