Wed Jan 13, 2021 6:34 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that Brazilian film restoration and post production facility Afinal Filmes has used the Cintel Scanner and DaVinci Resolve Studio to restore more than 60 feature films and digitize nearly 500 newsreels, including the 1968 Brazilian film “Como Vai, Vai Bem?” and 30 Hollywood silent films from the 1920s and 1930s.
Founded in 1998 by CEO Marcelo Pedrazzi, Afinal Filmes has played an integral role in the film restoration and post production industry in Brazil from its inception. Since incorporating a Cintel Scanner into its workflow in 2016, Afinal Filmes has strengthened the quality and speed of its film restoration and digitalization offerings.
Afinal Filmes’ latest major project includes the HDR restoration of the late 1960s black and white film, “Como Vai, Vai Bem?” The film, a comedy starring the late popular Brazilian actor Flávio Migliaccio, will be available on streaming services and in select theaters in early 2021. Afinal Filmes will also be producing and managing post production on a documentary about the life of Migliaccio to support the film. As part of the documentary, Afinal Filmes has included a collection of archive material from several of Migliaccio’s films that has also been restored using the Cintel Scanner.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0210113-01
Founded in 1998 by CEO Marcelo Pedrazzi, Afinal Filmes has played an integral role in the film restoration and post production industry in Brazil from its inception. Since incorporating a Cintel Scanner into its workflow in 2016, Afinal Filmes has strengthened the quality and speed of its film restoration and digitalization offerings.
Afinal Filmes’ latest major project includes the HDR restoration of the late 1960s black and white film, “Como Vai, Vai Bem?” The film, a comedy starring the late popular Brazilian actor Flávio Migliaccio, will be available on streaming services and in select theaters in early 2021. Afinal Filmes will also be producing and managing post production on a documentary about the life of Migliaccio to support the film. As part of the documentary, Afinal Filmes has included a collection of archive material from several of Migliaccio’s films that has also been restored using the Cintel Scanner.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0210113-01