(Stockholm, Sweden--May 20, 2009) Digital Vision, the premier supplier of picture enhancement systems for film and television post-production, has announced a new distribution agreement with West Coast US distributor Key Code Media. The agreement covers sales, support and installation of Digital Vision’s growing product range which now includes the Film Master, Phoenix, Nucoda HD and DVNR.
Simon Cuff, President and COO, Digital Vision comments, “As our product range expands and file based workflows become the norm we need partners that can provide integration, services and support for complex installations. Key Code’s reputation in the market from the boutique edit houses through to the major studios will also give us access to a larger market for our products.”
Key Code Media consults, supports and sells digital media communication systems and is one of the largest Avid and Apple resellers in the world. The company has offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Seattle.
Mike Cavanagh, President, Key Code Media adds; "Key Code Media is intensely focused on integrating best of breed tools which leverage the various systems our clients use in their production pipeline. As a large Avid Technology reseller, the fluid integration between Digital Vision and the Avid Media Composer, Symphony and DS make our clients more productive. This allows them to leverage the right tool to the proper task while maintaining unprecedented media and meta data compatibility."
Digital Vision and Key Code Media have announced an event in San Francisco, set for June 16th to launch the partnership. The presentation will feature a full day of hands-on demonstrations and consultation with product experts from Digital Vision, Key Code Media and Avid. For information and reservation information, visit http://www.digitalvision.se.
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