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    Home » Cinelicious Puts Film First For Three Sundance Premiere Projects

    Cinelicious Puts Film First For Three Sundance Premiere Projects

    By HYPEThursday, January 23, 2014Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments4319 Views
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    "Boyhood" written & directed by Richard Linklater
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    Cinelicious is excited to have contributed post services for three Sundance 2014 premiere films, Michael Tully’s Ping Pong Summer, Richard Linklater's Boyhood, and Jeff Preiss’ Low Down, all shot on 16mm and 35mm film.

    “Film is alive and well even at the independent level, and we are excited to have worked three films included in this year’s Sundance line-up,” says Cinelicious’ Paul Korver. “If you look at the winning films each year, overwhelmingly they are shot on film. It’s a great validation of the enduring beauty of celluloid.” 

    A family vacation during the summer of 1985 changes everything for a teenage boy obsessed with Ping Pong in Ping Pong Summer starring Susan Sarandon, Amy Sedaris, Lea Thompson, John Hanna and Judah Friedlander. Cinelicious provided S16mm dailies, DI final film scanning and color with colorist Alex Bickel as well as final mastering services to the film. Ping Pong Summer was written and directed by Michael Tully and DPed by Wyatt Garfield, and is part of the Next selection at Sundance. 

    Starring Patricia Arquette, Ellar Coltrane, Lorelei Linklater and Ethan Hawke, Boyhood written & directed by Richard Linklater, enjoyed a special preview screening at Sundance. Cinelicious provided post workflow consulting and 2.5K oversampled DI scans for the ambitious film, which was shot on 35mm intermittently over a 12-year period, and tells the story of a divorced couple and examines their relationship with their son. 

    Told through the wise eyes of his young daughter, Amy, Low Down chronicles the torrid, true life of jazz pianist Joe Albany and stars Lena Headey, Taryn Manning, Peter Dinklage, Elle Fanning, Burn Gorman, Caleb Landry Jones, Glenn Close, Tim Daly and John Hawkes. Born into her beloved father’s unorthodox segment of society, Amy’s improvisational adolescence evolves in the shadow of Joe’s struggle between his musical genius and a suffocating heroin addiction. Cinelicious contributed early image consultation comparing camera test images from the Arri Alexa to Super 16mm for Director Jeff Preiss and DP Chris Blauvelt. 

    According to director Jeff Preiss, "It was immediately apparent that film had all the atmospheric advantages. The comparison showed an organic painterliness nested in the image that's just not in digital's vocabulary, and the anamorphic lenses we used gave the small gauge format a special gravitas not usually associated with 16." Cinelicious provided 2k DI scanning and dailies for the film, part of the US Dramatic selection.

    This is Cinelicious’ 2nd year providing DI services and its 2nd year contributing to films featured at the Sundance festival. Last year, David Gordon Green's Prince Avalanche, starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch, premiered at Sundance 2013 got picked up by Magnolia and is available in theaters and VOD. 

    About CINELICIOUS
    Cinelicious is a creative studio with locations in Hollywood and Santa Monica that offers forward-thinking, talent-driven post in an inspired environment that caters to a new generation of filmmakers, ad agencies, studios and clients. The company was founded in 2008 by Paul Korver based on his notorious love of celluloid film, passion for cinematography and eye for creative talent. Cinelicious’ is a filmmaker’s playground that boasts a 4K pipeline with the latest 4K film scanning technology as well as a stunning 4K DI theater which allows for real-time 4K color grading review and mastering. Find out more at http://cinelicious.tv

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    Boris FX Mocha Pro Adds Powerful New AI Roto, Matte, and 3D Solve Refinement Tools

    Thursday, December 11, 2025
    Boris FX Mocha Pro 2026

    Mocha Pro, the Emmy® and Academy Award®-winning planar tracking and masking plugin from Boris FX, announces its 2026 release. The latest update helps VFX artists quickly refine tracking and rotoscoping results with a new AI-assisted matte refine tool for 2D tracking, a 3D tracking refine solve tool, and a rebuilt Curve Editor to easily visualize and adjust problem areas. It also supports VFX Reference Platform 2025 standards to meet the demands of professional VFX pipelines. “Mocha Pro users told us they loved its new AI-powered masking and camera solver, but wanted to use them on more demanding shots. For our 2026 release, we have created a suite of refinement tools to help artists handle tricky tasks like hair roto or tracking through heavy motion blur,” says John-Paul Smith, CEO, Imagineer Systems. “As always, we added many quality-of-life improvements, including the new Curve Editor, which, for the first time, allows artists to visualise the effect of AdjustTrack interactively.” “We always look to make laborious tasks a bit easier in Mocha Pro, especially when refining problem areas. This release is focused on making those refinements a breeze,” adds Martin Brennand, Mocha Pro product manager. “Refine your mattes with Matte Refine ML, clean up your 3D solves with the Refine Solve tools, and refine all your data with the Curve Editor.” New AI Masking A new Matte Refine ML workflow further cements Mocha Pro’s dynamic AI masking toolset, which also includes Object Brush ML, Matte Assist ML, and Face ML. Matte Refine ML automatically refines matte edges to mask out traditionally time-consuming details, such as fine hair, soft blurs,... Read More

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