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FACILITIES 50 TOP FACILITIES
RADIANT
rapidpictures.co.uk radiantpost.co.uk Goldhawk Rd, Richmond Way London md Ben Plumb gm Lara Moody genres TV, ads, corp credits The Great Escapists, Escape to the Chateau DIY, The Architecture The Railways Built services audio (stereo,5.1, Foley, Atmos HE), grading (HD, 2K, 4K, HDR), editing
RAPID
The Great Escapists
2019 ranking 26 PRODUCER 24th PEER -
Rapid/Radiant “managed to maintain a steady flow of work throughout the Pandemic” with no redundancies. Now remote working could mean “Increasing revenue without Increasing footprint and rent bills.”
SPLICE
splicepost.com Shoreditch,
Old St mds Duncan Western, Damian Dolniak genres TV, film, ads credits All or Nothing: Tottenham Hostpur, Maradona En Sinaloa, MasterChef services audio (5.1, 7.1 Foley, ADR, Atmos HE + T), grading (HD,2K,4K,HDR), vfx (2D), editing 2019 ranking 20 PRODUCER 12th PEER 24th
All Or Nothing:Tottenham Hotspur
Splice says despite COVID, it’s continued to “invest in our technology with upgrades to network and storage infrastucture and picture processing with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos installs.” All of this will culminate “in the opening of our new data- centric facility in 2021”
ROUNDTABLE
roundtablepost.co.uk Macklin
St, Stukeley St, London mds Ben Coulson, Jack Jones genres TV, film, promos, ads, corp credits Andy Murray: Resurfacing; White Riot, My Father and Me services audio (5.1, 7.1, Atmos HE + T, Foley, ADR), grading (HD,2K,4K, HDR), vfx (2D), editing, restoration 2019 ranking 50 PRODUCER 30th PEER 17th
Roundtable says COVID “has pushed us to find solutions to challenges sooner than we might have otherwise” but that “we now have increased flexibility in how we work and increased capacity” and “a team that are working more remotely than ever but more connected to each other.”
RUMBLE VFX
rumblevfx.com Wardour St,
London mds Max Wright, Joe Cork, Tim Zaccheo, Richard Costin genres TV credits The Crown 4, Christmas Carol, First Contact services vfx (2D, 3D, animation), editing 2019 ranking - PRODUCER - PEER -
A highlight was delivering 100 shots for The Crown S4 remotely but the downside of the pandemic meant “we have had to scale back the growth of our business. Employing junior artists hasnt been possible as they need guidance and supervision.” It’s scaled back office space too but, it says “There should be lots of work once we are through this!”
RUN VT
runvt.tv Newman St, London
md Balvinder Singh Sanghera dir ops Happy Chhokar genres TV credits Around The World By Train With Tony Robinson, After Dark: A&E, Underground Worlds services audio (stereo, 5.1), grading (HD,2K,4K, HDR), editing, hire 2019 ranking 50 PRODUCER 24th PEER 24th
A big year for Run VT as it celebrated its 25th birthday in 2020. It says the year saw its turnover impacted in the first quarter but is now “busier than ever” expanding its workforce with three new creatives, one in MCR and a new project manager role. On the shopping list is more Avids for remote working.
SERIOUS
seriousfacilities.co.uk FilmCity
Glasgow md Simon Cull fac mgr Lesley Hannah genres TV credits Richard Osman’s House of Games, Jimmy’s Farm, Art of Persia services audio (5.1,7.1, Foley,ADR, Atmos HE) grading (HD, 2K,4K, HDR), vfx (2D, 3D, animation), editing 2019 ranking 39 PRODUCER 18th PEER -
Covid meant Serious “adapted and changed and we were able to support all our staff and keep them employed but also complete all the slate we had on the books and take on a lot of lockdown work.” A big moment was getting “Dolby Atmos Certification on the first day of Lockdown.”
White Riot
The Crown Winter 2020 F35
Around the World By Train
televisual.com
Richard Osman’s House of Games
Win-
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