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FACILITIES 50 PRODUCER POLL
A post house’s reputation among its customers is vital to its success. Here we collate opinions from producers across the board to discover who has the best name in the business
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1 The Farm posted Formula 1: Drive to Survive
2 Envy worked on Top Gear
THE FARM The Farm takes the top spot once again in this year’s Producer Poll with clients describing it as “very flexible and efficient” and “really easy to work with and they deliver on schedule.” Others pick out the post house’s “high tech facilities” as well as its “great in-house editors.” The facility is also described as “experienced and trusted in high budget entertainment post production” with others saying it is also “accommodating with small budgets” and “always willing to help to try to make things work.”
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ENVY Envy moves up a place to second in the Producer Poll in this year’s Facilities 50. One producer client says Envy is “solid, reliable – still the best,” while another says: “the quality there is second to none and we have a really strong and solid relationship with our producer. When you find a good producer it makes all the difference.” Another producer fan says: “We can be assured of a consistently high service and good working relationship” from Envy. It’s also picked out for its “talent,” and for being “totally reliable and great in a crisis.”
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THE MILL In third place this time in the Facilities 50 Producer Poll is The Mill. The Mill is lauded by its producer clients for having a “wonderful team of artists and producers” as well as for its “professionalism, quality and excellent communication.” It’s variously described as a “solid heavyweight company who love their medium” and “pioneers of the industry pushing boundries.” It wins praise too for its “size and range of output.” One producer simply picks out The Mill for being “consistently great.”
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