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Laboratories Disclaimer Please note this list is not comprehensive, and also may not include some specialist laboratories. Unconfirmed offline entries have also been removed in this edition Although every effort has otherwise been made to ensure accuracy of information, no liability is assumed for any errors, or information that may change after publication E&OE www.filmadvocacy.org (To add entries or notify corrections, please see end of list) Motion Picture Film – Laboratories – International Argentina ARCO IRIS Super 8mm http://www.arcoirissuper8.com.ar/shop/index.asp Balcarce 773 3ro Buenos Aires 1064 Tel.: 4361-0910 / 15-5228-9574 arcoirissuper8 (at) arcoirissuper8 (dot) com (dot) ar CINECOLOR LAB (Cinecolor Argentina) http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_argentina/?mod=index http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_argentina/?mod=servicios San Lorenzo 3845 Olivos, Buenos Aires Codigo Postal: B1636ERU Tel.: +54 (11) 5299.2400 cinecolorlab (at) cinecolor (dot) com (dot) ar Australia Nanolab http://www.nanolab.com.au/ 36 Grant St Daylesford Victoria 3460 Tel.: (+61) 400 748 864 http://www.nanolab.com.au/contact.htm Neglab 107 Bath Rd Kirrawee NSW 2232 Tel.: +61 (0) 409 928 117 (Contact: Werner Winkelmann) w (dot) winkelmann (dot) 48 (at) gmail (dot) com Austria LISTO Videofilm GmbH http://www.listo.at/ http://www.listo.at/filmlab00.html Gumpendorferstrasse 132 1060 Vienna Tel.: +43 1 596 15 15 Fax: +43 1 596 15 15 40 office (at) listo (dot) at SYNCHRO Film, Video & Audio GmbH http://www.synchrofilm.com/de/news/ http://www.synchrofilm.com/de/analogue-cinema/analogue-cinema-intro/ http://www.synchrofilm.com/de/team-facility/facility/ Schottenfeldgasse 14 1070 Vienna Tel.: +43 (1) 524 93 10-0 Fax: +43 (1) 524 93 10-20 office (at) synchrofilm (dot) com Belarus Belarusfilm http://www.belarusfilm.by/en/studio/about/ http://www.belarusfilm.by/en/studio/units/55/ The Republican Unitary Enterprise National Film Studio - Belarusfilm 98, Nezavisimosti Ave Minsk, 220114 Tel.: +375 (17) 267 10 02 / 267 15 05 Fax: +375 (17) 267 31 32 http://www.belarusfilm.by/en/contacts/ Belgium DeJonghe Film Postproduction http://www.postproduction.be/en/ http://www.postproduction.be/en/?page_id=35 Diksmuidekaai 4 8500 Kortrijk Tel.: +32 56 350 710 Fax: +32 56 350 780 info (at) postproduction (dot) be Studio Gamma http://studiogamma.be/index_en.php rue Delcour, 86 4470 Saint-Georges http://studiogamma.be/contact_en.php Studio L'Equipe http://www.studio-equipe.fr/ http://www.studio-equipe.fr/film-lab 6-8 L. Mommaerts av 1140 Brussels Tel.: +32 2 745 48 00 http://www.studio-equipe.fr/meet-our-team#contact_picture Belgium Brazil Teleimage (Casablanca) http://www.teleimage.com.br/index_en.htm Av República do Líbano 390 SP São Paulo Tel.: +55 (11) 3889 2600 monica (at) cbsp (dot) com (dot) br CINECOLOR BRASIL LAB http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_brasil/?mod=index http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_brasil/?mod=servicios Alameda Amazonas 798 Alphaville - Barueri, São Paulo Codigo Postal: 06454-070 Tel.: +55 (11) 2078.3600 info (at) cinecolor (dot) com (dot) br LABOCINE http://www.labocine.com.br/ http://www.labocine.com.br/index_lab.html Boulevard 28 de Setembro 168 - Rio de Janeiro Brasil 20551 031 Phone +55 (21) 3257-2002 Fax +55 (21) 3257-2000 sac (at) labocine (dot) com (dot) br Canada Film Alberta Studio http://www.filmalberta.com/content.php http://www.filmalberta.com/id/625 5305 Allard Way Edmonton Alberta T6H 5X8 Tel.: 780.777.7778 (Contact: Sam Osman) Fax: 780.469.5081 Film Rescue International http://www.filmrescue.com/ 500 Grand Ave Box 428 Indian Head, SK S0G2K0 Tel.: 1-800-329-8988 mail (at) filmrescue (dot) com THE LOCAL LAB Film Services Ltd. http://members.shaw.ca/locallab/ #6 3800 19th Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 6V2 Phone / Fax (403) 277-3092 locallab (at) shaw (dot) ca Niagara Custom Lab http://www.niagaracustomlab.com/ Services Digital to Film 182A St. ’Ave. Toronto Ontario M6H 4A1 Tel.: (416) 504-3927 Vision Globale http://www.visionglobale.com/ 80, rue Queen, Bureau 301 Montreal, Qc H3C 2N5 Tel.: +1 514.879.0020 (Toll-Free 1.800.667.7690) Fax: +1 514.879.0047 e-sales (at) visionglobale (dot) com Canada Chile Cinecolor Chile (Chilefilms) http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_chile/?mod=contacto http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_chile/?mod=servicios La Capitan•a 1.200 Las Condes Santiago C‚digo Postal: 7580243 Tel.: +56 (2) 2337.1200 info (at) Cinecolor (dot) cl China Chang Chun Film Studio http://www.cfs-cn.com/ Hong Qing Street No. 1118 Changchun City Ji Lin Province 130021 Tel.: +86 431 85915785 85953528 (at) 163 (dot) com Pearl River Film Group No. 352 Xingangzhong Road Guangzhou City Guangdong Province 510311 Tel.: +86 (0) 20 3431 8704 Fax: +86 (0) 20 3431 8584 Colombia Cinecolor Colombia http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_colombia/?mod=index http://www.grupochilefilms.cl/cc_colombia/?mod=servicios CINECOLOR LAB Calle 80 Km.1,8 Costado Sur Parque Empresarial Soko, Edificio A Bogotƒ C‚digo Postal: B1636ERU Tel.: +54 (11) 5299.2400 info (at) cinecolor (dot) com (dot) co Czech Republic Barrandov Studios http://www.barrandov.cz/ http://www.barrandov.cz/clanek/filmove-laboratore/ řžnƒm. 322/5 152 00 Praha 5 č Č28172469 ČCZ28172469 Tel.: +420 267 072 812 Fax: +420 267 073 766 filmlabs (at) barrandov (dot) cz Tel.: +420 267 072 447 (Pavel Jelen, Manager) Mobile: +420 602 782 329 pjelen (at) barrandov (dot) cz Bonton Ateli†ry Zl•n a.s. http://www.ateliery.cz/ http://www.ateliery.cz/film-laboratories.html Filmovƒ 176 760 01 Zl•n (Head of Laboratories: ššč) Tel.: +420 577 592 470 ales (dot) bosticka (at) bonton (dot) cz Českƒ televize http://www.ceskatelevize.cz/ http://www.ceskatelevize.cz/vse-o-ct/technika/filmova-laborator-a-jeji-reference/ Kavci Hory Praha 4 140 00 Tel.: 00420 2 6113 5014 Czech Republic Egypt Studio Masr http://www.studiomasr.com/Home-E.html http://www.studiomasr.com/Home-E-2.html Elixir Artistic Services (Private Free Zone Area) 15 Studio Masr St., El-Maryouteya 12111 Giza Fax: + (202) 3742 9772 info (at) studiomasr (dot) com Finland A. Alhosen Elokuvalaboratorio http://www.alhoslab.fi/ http://www.alhoslab.fi/english.html FinninmŠenkatu 4 L 101 33710 Tampere alhonen (at) alhoslab (dot) fi (Contact: Antti Alhonen) France B-Mac http://www.b-mac.com/index.php http://www.b-mac.com/services.php 15 Rue Forest Paris 75018 Tel.: +33 (0) 1-44-70-17-30 Fax: +33 (0) 1-44-70-17-99 contact (at) b-mac (dot) fr Color-City Image http://www.colorcity.fr/ http://colorcity.fr/content/6-presentation 55, avenue Joffre 93800 Epinay-sur-Seine Tel.: +33 (0) 1 48 41 21 89 Fax: +33 (0) 1 48 41 38 03 colorcity (at) orange (dot) fr Digimage LE LAB http://www.digimage-cinema.com/ http://www.digimage-cinema.com/diglab/index.php 1 quai Gabriel P†ri 94340 Joinville-le-Pont Tel.: +33 (0) 1 55 58 35 30 (Contact: Eric Cordier) eric (dot) cordier (at) digimage-france (dot) com SUPER 8 FRANCE http://www.super8france.com/ 18 rue des D†port†s Place Chanzy 59280 Armenti‹res Tel : +33 (0)972 32 32 49 contact (at) super8france (dot) com http://www.facebook.super8france.com/ Germany Andec Filmtechnik http://www.andecfilm.de/en/e_start.htm Hasenheide 9 D – 10967 Berlin Tel.: (+49) (0)30 691 7036 Fax: (+49) (0)30 693 0321 service (at) andecfilm (dot) de ARRI Group http://www.arri.de/ T•rkenstraŽe 89 80799 Munich Tel.: +49 (0)89 3809 0 Fax: +49 (0)89 3809 1244 webmaster (at) arri (dot) de Film 16 – Helmut Rings Filmproduktion http://www.film16.de/ Zilzkreuz 20 53604 Bad Honnef – Rottbitze Tel. / Fax: (+49) - (0)2224 - 9020655 info (at) film16 (dot) de Kahl Film & TV e.K. http://www.kahlfilm.de/ Postfach 1560 50305 Br•hl Germany http://www.kahlfilm.de/content.php?nav=5 TF CineNova GmbH http://www.taunusfilm.net/en/ Unter den Eichen 5 65195 Wiesbaden Tel.: (+49) (0) 611-531-236 Fax: (+49) (0) 611-531-241 info (at) taunusfilm (dot) net Wittner Cinetec GmbH & Co. KG http://www.wittner-kinotechnik.de/home.php http://www.wittner-kinotechnik.de/katalog/04_filmm/filmentw.php 22949 Ammersbek B•ro Hamburg Postfach 652249 22373 Hamburg http://www.wittner-kinotechnik.de/kontakt/index.html Germany Greece Sklavis Filmlab http://www.sklavis-filmlab.gr/index_en.htm http://www.sklavis-filmlab.gr/services_en.htm Zoodochou Pigis 69 106 81 Athens Tel.: (+30) 210 3836350 / 210 3804306 Fax: (+30) 210 3841381 sklavis (at) otenet (dot) gr Hong Kong Mandarin Laboratory ’Ltd Flat 204, 2/F, Shiu Fat Industrial Building 139-141 Wai Yip Street Kwun Tong, Kowloon Tel.: (852) 2763 1188 Fax: (852) 2343 0357 conly (at) mandlab (dot) imsbiz (dot) com (dot) hk Shaw Studios http://www.shawstudios.hk/services.htm 201 Wan Po Road Tseung Kwan O Kowloon Tel.: (852) 3123-1111 Fax: (852) 2623-9899 ssinfo (at) shawstudios (dot) hk Union Film Laboratory Ltd Flat B6, 2/F, Po Teck Mansion 27 Chi Kiang Street To Kwa Wan, Kowloon Tel.: (852) 2333 0157 Fax: (852) 2765 8358 unionfilmlab (at) yahoo (dot) com (dot) hk Hungary FocusFox Studio (FocusFox Cinelab) http://www.focusfox.com/ ű‘t 141 1021 Budapest Tel.: +36 1 391 0700 Fax: +36 1 391 0709 focusfox (at) focusfox (dot) hu Tel.: +36 30 552 1231 (’va Szilli, Laboratory Manager / Kodak Sales) eva (dot) szilli (at) focusfox (dot) hu Magyar Filmlabor http://www.filmlab.hu/en/ http://www.filmlab.hu/en/services/analogue http://www.filmlab.hu/en/services/analogue/positive_prints Budakeszi ‘t. 51 Budapest 1021 Tel.: +36 (1) 391-0500 Fax: +36 (1) 394-3968 labor (at) Filmlab (dot) hu India Filmlab India http://www.filmlabindia.com/ http://www.filmlabindia.com/services/film-processing-and-subtitles/ 27 Walbhat Road Goregaon East Mumbai 400 063 Tel.: +91 (0)22 4033 3456 Fax: +91 (0)22 4033 3400 info (at) filmlabindia (dot) com GEMINI Industries & Imaging Ltd http://geminiindia.in/laboratory-and-post-production/?cat=services%film-laboratory 28, New Bangaru Colony K.K.
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