I plan on making an animated cartoon on 16mm and need to find a lab that can transfer audio tracks to 16mm mag film and optical tracks for making prints. Any good ones I can find prices online? Many labs I do find don't seem to do sound services.
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Where to get soundtracks transfered
- Thread starter Herb Montes
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Cinesound 2, Minneapolis, Minnesota:
www.cinesound.net
Speak with Dennis O'Rourke. Tell him Bob Hughes sent you.
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Update - Sept 2006
Dennis died of cancer a few weeks back. He was a good man, a crack engineer, and my friend. We'll miss him.
www.cinesound.net
Speak with Dennis O'Rourke. Tell him Bob Hughes sent you.
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Update - Sept 2006
Dennis died of cancer a few weeks back. He was a good man, a crack engineer, and my friend. We'll miss him.
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You can also go with noise and light in Seattle and most likely Forde Labs.
I looked at Forde's site and they don't seem to list transfers to magfilm as part of their services.
