News

Picture Shop is proud to support The Canadian Society of Cinematographer’s “Future is Calling” campaign, a pan-Canadian initiative to improve access to opportunity in the film and television industry, increase the talent pool, build new audiences, build relationships with the community, and prepare for advancing technology.

The 74th Emmy Awards celebrate television excellence.Picture Shop would like to congratulate our clients on their nominations and wins.

Inspired by the award-winning novel by Lauren Beukes, Apple TV+’s Shining Girls from MRC Television is an all-new psychological thriller series starring Elizabeth Moss. Years after a brutal attack left Kirby Mazrachi (Moss) in a constantly shifting reality, she learns that a recent murder is linked to her assault.

Our post team in Vancouver is proud to have provided services on five projects nominated for a 2022 Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Foundation of British Columbia “Leo Award”.

The 2022 Tribeca Festival announced its lineup of 110 films from 40 countries. This year’s festival takes place from June 8-19 and spotlights everything from breakout independent shorts to renowned global features.

Picture Shop’s Pankaj Bajpai reunites with cinematographer Jeff Jur, ASC to color the second season of the runaway hit series.

Color Finishing by Picture Shop Toronto’s Senior Colorist Mark Kueper.Billy the Kid is a new epic romantic adventure for Epix.

Picture Shop’s Senior Colorist Doug Delaney provides the series’ color grade to enhance the unraveling of the stranger-than-fiction story of Anna Sorokin.

The Canadian Society of Cinematographers is a not-for-profit organization that fosters the art and craft of cinematography and imaging professionals at all levels.

The 75th British Academy Film Awards were held on March 13th, 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, honoring the most critically acclaimed national and foreign films of 2021.

Picture Shop’s Senior Colorist Doug Delaney collaborates with Morgan Cooper, the mastermind behind the Fresh Prince reboot, Bel-Air, and cinematographer Jim Hawkinson, to bring a warm and continuous color grade to the series.

Picture Shop New York’s Supervising Colorist Steven Bodner reunites with cinematographer David Mullen, ASC to grade the fourth season of the award-winning Amazon original series.