Digital Vision and MTI Film have formed a strategic technology partnership to develop a new digital dailies software system built on Digital Vision’s Nucoda color grading system and MTI’s Cortex::ControlDailies system.
Nucoda Look with Cortex::ControlDailies will soon be available as a software package that offers a unique set of features to enable users to seamlessly move the Cortex grades into Nucoda Look for more precise and controlled “near-set” grading and preparation for final grade. The new package offers a simple and powerful production process from set to final color grading.
In addition to its on-set dailies offering, MTI Film is an L.A.-based postproduction facility serving motion pictures and television projects for major studios and networks, with multiple Nucoda Film Master systems at the center of its color operations. The company recently provided remote dailies for Warner Horizon Televisions’ Dallas reboot. It was during that project that MTI Film and Digital Vision were compelled to form the new alliance.
“We have worked closely with the team at Digital Vision for many years, and have found them to consistently bring creative ideas to every project,” said Larry Chernoff, CEO of MTI Film. “This partnership is a continuation of our successful collaboration, and we see it as an important service and product for anyone that hopes for powerful color coherency from day one of dailies to the final delivery.”
“Our intention is to provide a cost effective high-end solution for on-set and near-set dailies that benefit our clients by combining the best experience with MTI’s dailies processing and the industry’s best color correction solution,” said Kelvin Bolah, managing director, Digital Vision.
