Technicolor London Hires New Colourist

Technicolor London has appointed Brian Krijgsman as a new a colourist for its DI team.

Mr Krijgsman joins the company from Amsterdam commercial-focused post house The Ambassadors, where he worked for nine years.

At The Ambassadors his colourist credits included Warchild campaign 'Batman', the winner of a Cannes Gold Lion, and campaigns for brands like Hermes, Nike and Nissan.

Before his nine year stint at The Ambassadors Mr Krijgsman worked at Framestore as a DI colourist, where his credits included 'In The Loop', 'Harry Brown', 'Franklyn', and 'Death at a Funeral'. Now at his new post Mr Krijgsman will return to feature film DI work.

Technicolor's VP of post production, UK, John Fleming, said: "Brian is a highly-regarded colourist, not afraid to push creative boundaries with his work and that can be seen on the projects he has graded at The Ambassadors and Framestore before that. I believe we now have one of the most creative and well-regarded colourist teams in the industry."

Technicolor London offers post services for feature film and TV productions. In 2013, Technicolor London company MPC won an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects on 'Life of Pi', and later in 2016 won the same award for Disney's 'The Jungle Book'.

Their latest work includes visual effects on Marvel Studios' 'Black Panther' and Disney's 'A Wrinkle in Time'.

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