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19/05/2010
Reliance Mediaworks' London Facility Expands Capacity
India's fastest growing film and entertainment services company and a member of the Reliance ADA group has now expanded its UK operations.
Reliance MediaWorks Ltd has installed a second high-end neg bath and additional facilities, enabling the company to now handle processing bonded feature films for Hollywood, British and European producers shooting in the UK.
Earlier this year, Reliance MediaWorks acquired the assets of ilab UK Ltd. The highly regarded lab, one of only two film processing facilities operating in London's SOHO, is already the preferred destination for film negative processing for leading commercials and high end television work, including the majority of BBC's key drama productions like Spooks, Waking the Dead and New Tricks among others. The deliverables include the acclaimed and box office hit Earth for the BBC and Disney, the feature film version of the hit series Planet Earth.
Reliance MediaWorks UK now offers front-end, processing, restoration, 2D to 3D conversion and post-production services to broadcasters and studios. The company has added additional 5,000 sq. ft. premises on SOHO at 55 Poland Street in London to house its extensive film and media services offerings.
Reliance recently also unveiled the Complete 16 scheme with UK's Fujifilm for a complete package on 16mm stock, processing, clean, prep and transfer. In addition the lab has ability to handle Super 16mm, 35mm & Super 35mm & Vista Vision film formats and can scan to any digital format.
Commenting on the expansion, Anil Arjun, Chief Executive Officer at Reliance MediaWorks said: "Our London lab has developed a reputation as one of the top processing labs anywhere in the world. As an integrated global film and media service provider, we see a strong business opportunity across Europe, which is why we are making significant investments to increase the capacity of our London lab and enable it to support work on major feature film productions as well."
The lab has already processed several independent UK and European feature films, having recently also catered to Indian film productions in London and UK.
Reliance MediaWorks has a major presence at this year's Cannes Film Festival, where it is showcasing its range of services in the UK, the US and India to the European and global community of film makers.
(BMcN)
Reliance MediaWorks Ltd has installed a second high-end neg bath and additional facilities, enabling the company to now handle processing bonded feature films for Hollywood, British and European producers shooting in the UK.
Earlier this year, Reliance MediaWorks acquired the assets of ilab UK Ltd. The highly regarded lab, one of only two film processing facilities operating in London's SOHO, is already the preferred destination for film negative processing for leading commercials and high end television work, including the majority of BBC's key drama productions like Spooks, Waking the Dead and New Tricks among others. The deliverables include the acclaimed and box office hit Earth for the BBC and Disney, the feature film version of the hit series Planet Earth.
Reliance MediaWorks UK now offers front-end, processing, restoration, 2D to 3D conversion and post-production services to broadcasters and studios. The company has added additional 5,000 sq. ft. premises on SOHO at 55 Poland Street in London to house its extensive film and media services offerings.
Reliance recently also unveiled the Complete 16 scheme with UK's Fujifilm for a complete package on 16mm stock, processing, clean, prep and transfer. In addition the lab has ability to handle Super 16mm, 35mm & Super 35mm & Vista Vision film formats and can scan to any digital format.
Commenting on the expansion, Anil Arjun, Chief Executive Officer at Reliance MediaWorks said: "Our London lab has developed a reputation as one of the top processing labs anywhere in the world. As an integrated global film and media service provider, we see a strong business opportunity across Europe, which is why we are making significant investments to increase the capacity of our London lab and enable it to support work on major feature film productions as well."
The lab has already processed several independent UK and European feature films, having recently also catered to Indian film productions in London and UK.
Reliance MediaWorks has a major presence at this year's Cannes Film Festival, where it is showcasing its range of services in the UK, the US and India to the European and global community of film makers.
(BMcN)
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