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Month: August 2025
American Cinema Editors Expands Awards to Recognise Editorial Excellence
American Cinema Editors expands its awards to honour editorial excellence across film, streaming, unscripted, and immersive storytelling formats.
The Finish Line and Fitzrovia Post Announce Strategic Partnership
The Finish Line and Fitzrovia Post partner at Fitzrovia Studios to deliver seamless, end-to-end post-production services for film and TV in London.
Mass FX Media Brings Dolby Atmos to Denver with Custom-Built Studio
Mass FX Media unveils Denver’s first custom-built Dolby Atmos studio, bringing immersive audio and high-end post-production to Colorado filmmakers.
Advanced Systems Group Launches Cutting-Edge Facility in Burbank with Dolby Atmos Theatre
Advanced Systems Group opens a Burbank facility with a Dolby Atmos theatre, cloud workflows, and collaborative spaces for the future of post-production.
Legacy Meets Innovation: How Skywalker Sound and Pinewood Studios are Shaping the Future of Cinematic Audio
Skywalker Sound and Pinewood Studios combine established production heritage with evolving technology, facilities and workflows for contemporary cinematic audio.
Eventide Blackhole: Creative Reverb for Music and Sound Design
Eventide Blackhole uses extreme spatial processing and unconventional decay behaviour to create expansive reverbs for music production, sound design and atmospheric effects.
CMA Geneva Opens Dolby Atmos Control Room Designed by WSDG
CMA in Geneva has opened a WSDG-designed Dolby Atmos control room, expanding its facilities for immersive music production, education and professional audio work.
Revolutionising Sound: Inside the New TiMax & Sonosphere Immersive Audio Hub
TiMax and Sonosphere have opened an immersive-audio hub at London’s Metropolis Studios, connecting live spatial sound, tracking and post-production workflows.
Music’s Rights Revolution: The Case Allowing Creators to Terminate Deals Globally
A legal case concerning creators’ ability to terminate historic agreements could have international implications for music rights, ownership and catalogue control.
