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    Company 3 To Provide Color Services To Prague Via Post Shop RUR

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    Virtual outpost set up in Czech Republic

    LONDON --

    Post house Company 3, a ​Deluxe Media Creative Services company, will offer feature film and commercial productions in the Czech Republic access to its entire roster of colorists and color technology through RUR , a postproduction company in Prague. Like the 25 other Company 3 "virtual outposts" throughout the world, this one will allow commercial and feature film clients working in the region the ability to collaborate in real time with any of the colorists based at Company 3's Santa Monica, New York, Atlanta or London facilities.

    "We're delighted to be offering this service in the Czech Republic," said Thatcher Peterson, Company 3's director of commercial and interactive services. "Production in the region is very healthy. This 'virtual outpost' allows us to bring the talents of our colorists to Prague, while widening our own client base."

    The outposts are set up to ensure perfect calibration of displays in the two locations so that everyone involved in a session at both facilities sees the exact same images and image refinements in real time as though they were all in the same theater.

    "We are very excited to be able to offer our clients access to Company 3 and some of the most talented and respected colorists in the world," said Jan Vseticek, managing director at RUR. "Prague and the entire Czech Republic is seeing a very healthy amount of world class production today and RUR is delighted to be able to expand our post offerings to include all that Company 3 has to offer."
     

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