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(full post), Help (Foley, ADR mix, and hosting guest Re-Recording Mixer Niv Adiri), Trigger Point (full final post), Rules of the Game (Offline and full final post), The Chelsea Detective (full final post) and series two of The Witcher (foley). The company has launched The Jack Cardiff
Theatre, which according to Woolfson is the largest Dolby ATMOS and 4K HDR theatre in London. “This room is a destination for mixers, directors and colourists working on high-end dramas and film,” he adds. Supplementing this are two new ATMOS HE
rooms with 4K projection designed for drama and feature film clients. “We have increased our ATMOS Home Entertainment capacity with five of our theatres now ATMOS capable,” says Woolfson. “We have also built two world-class record rooms which have been designed specifically for foley.” Molinare also has two theatres set aside for ADR
recordings and more record rooms for COVID- friendly crowd sessions. “We have created a dailies department and have
expanded/upgraded our Flame and Baselight estate on the picture side and added to our HDR capability,”
says Woolfson. “We currently have seven Flame suites and five Baselight suites/theatres. Also in London, The Ipcress File benefitted from
recent and ongoing investment at Lipsync Post. “We upgraded our Flames to the latest version,
purchased a Dolby Vision licence, and bought the latest versions of Clipster and Vidchecker,” says Peter Vaughan, assistant development producer. “We invested in a 4K projector, an additional Sony X310 monitor, and have Dolby HE Atmos in both theatres.” Further west, Gorilla TV has neared completion of
a new facility in Bristol. “It will add capacity for more scripted work in Wales and the West [of England],” says Rich Moss, managing director. “We have also
“We don’t see any decrease in demand. Quality requirements will always increase, new developments will always mean new tech and Cap-Ex”
Bottom left: Killing Eve season 4 BBC
Bottom right: The Ipcress File ITV
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