MTI FILM is proud to announce that it has been honored with a Technical Engineering Emmy® Award at the 76th Primetime Emmy® Awards. The award was presented in recognition of the significant impact MTI FILM’s DRS™Nova software system has made on television post-production.
DRS™Nova has become an industry standard in digital restoration, helping to preserve and restore countless hours of television content for nearly three decades. The software’s advanced algorithms and tools have been instrumental in bringing aging and damaged footage back to life, ensuring that television’s history remains accessible and vibrant for future generations.
The Television Academy recognized the exceptional contributions of MTI FILM’s inventors Stuart Geman and Kevin Manbeck, as well as senior software engineers John Mertus and Michael Braca, whose innovations and dedication have been pivotal in developing and enhancing DRS™Nova.
Larry Chernoff, CEO of MTI FILM, expressed his gratitude and pride, stating, “We are deeply honored by the Television Academy’s recognition of our work. DRS™Nova has been a labor of love for our team, and it is immensely rewarding to see the impact it has made over the last 30 years. We thank the Academy for this prestigious award, which underscores the importance of restoration in preserving the legacy of television. We look forward to continuing our commitment to innovation and excellence in post-production.”
As MTI FILM celebrates this achievement, the company remains committed to advancing the field of digital restoration and post-production, ensuring that the stories and history of television are preserved for future audiences.
For more information about MTI FILM and DRS™Nova, please visit www.mtifilm.com.
About MTI FILM
MTI FILM has been at the forefront of post-production technology for over 30 years, delivering innovative solutions that empower professionals in the entertainment industry. From digital restoration to cutting-edge post production and AI tools, MTI FILM continues to shape the future of television and film production.
Doe-Anderson Hires Marianne Newton as New VP, Director of Integrated Production
Full service ad agency Doe-Anderson has hired Marianne Newton as Vice President, Director of Integrated Production. Newton previously worked at DDB, mcgarrybowen and GSD&M and has freelanced at agencies Highdive, McCann, FCB and Dentsu, among others.
Doe-Anderson President and Chief Creative Officer Leyla Touma Dailey, who first met Newton when they were both based in Chicago, commented, “Marianne has been an incredible asset on many of our projects, including our work for Maker’s Mark and the Georgia Aquarium. Having her officially join us full-time feels like she’s coming home. Her energy and expertise make her an amazing fit for our thriving culture at Doe-Anderson.”
Newton has a rich background as an integrated producer, having led teams through strategic brand campaigns across all platforms both nationally and internationally. Her extensive production experience has taken her as far and wide - from Australia and New Zealand to South Africa and South America. She has helped create award-winning work with recognition from Cannes Lions, D&AD, One Show, Clio’s, Addy’s and Effie’s.
As to what attracted Newton to the opportunity, she added: “I'm thrilled to join Doe-Anderson – I was drawn to the momentum and energy of this independent agency, its people, the culture and the creative leadership of Leyla Touma Dailey."