Digital Color and Imaging Services
Creative and technical solutions for film, TV, and commercial production and post-production.
Color and Finishing
Supervised Session
Our comfy, calibrated-to-spec color suite is perfect for in-person grading sessions.
Remote Workflow
Our Frame.io integration makes remote collaboration seamless, keeping creativity at the center.
On-Site Grading
Our mobile color station can roll right into your office for your convenience and fast turnaround.
Color Reel
Live Streaming
We understand the pain-points of on-set streaming. So we set out to create a simple, secure, and reliable end-to-end solution designed specifically for our industry.
File Transfers
Production timelines are tighter than ever. Shipping cutoff times don’t always agree with wrap times. Whether we are managing your data on set or not, we can provide point-to-point file transfers to anywhere around the world.
Picture and sound files fly through our Seattle-based gigabit hub securely into Amazon's S3 high speed network for worldwide distribution.
Digital Imaging and Media Management
Thatcher is a veteran local 600 DIT with experience managing on-set color workflow and media on projects of all sizes; from large-scale features and commercials to small corporate shoots and documentaries
Live Grading
Live image grading and look management using Pomfort Livegrade with multi-cam support
Dailies Transcoding
On-set or near-set dailies grading and transcoding as well as sound sync and metadata management
Media Management
Camera and sound media secure backup, duplication, compete with customized reports.
Video Engineering
Multicam routing, switching, and distribution for small or large scale live productions.
Transcoding and Media Preparation
We provide rush overnight dailies transcoding and sound syncing, converting any file type from any camera to a common edit-friendly format.
Display Calibration
You rely on the accuracy of your tools to make the best creative decisions. We provide display calibration for an end to end color-accurate image pipeline.