Bavaria Film acquires Scratch licenses from Assimilate

The Scratch and Scratch Lab software have been acquired by the German studio to standardize all its post-production services.

Two of the largest post-production companies in Europe, Bavaria Film and D-Facto Motion (integrated in the Bavaria group) have acquired licenses for the finishing solutions Scratch and Scratche Lab, both from Assimilate, as visual effects and post-production tools.

El objetivo de la compra es estandarizar todos sus servicios en un único flujo de trabajo, a lo largo de sus procesos de producción y postproducción, partiendo de daylies, conformado, gradación de color, composición y acabado para una gran variedad de formatos.

Juntas, Bavaria Films y D-Facto, pretenden finalizar este año más de 125 producciones entre películas y episodios de series.

Fundada en 1919, Bavaria Film es conocida por trabajos como La novicia rebelde (1965), Cabaret (1972) o La historia interminable (1983), entre otros muchos.

D-Facto Motion Colorist Director and Senior Colorist Waheed Zamani acknowledges that "Stratch is an incredible system with many possibilities, absolutely everything a colorist needs... and more. The software is highly customizable, which gives us the freedom and flexibility to make last-minute changes throughout the entire post-production process, allowing us to achieve the highest level of results in the content and finish of each project."