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Panavision Acquires Plus 8 Digital
Monday October 02nd 2006WOODLAND HILLS, Calif., Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ – Panavision Inc., the worldwide market leader in the design, manufacture and rental of camera systems for production of motion pictures, television and commercials, continues to expand with the acquisition of Plus 8 Digital, one of North America’s largest digital camera rental companies.
"This transaction is another step forward in Panavision’s strategy of diversifying our camera product offerings generally and our digital offerings specifically and broadens our reach to cinematographers working in all segments of our business," said Bob Beitcher, President and CEO, Panavision. "We are very fortunate to combine our efforts with the employees of Plus 8 Digital as well as Marker Karahadian, the company’s founder and owner."
Plus 8 Digital operates five digital camera rental facilities in Burbank, New York, Houston, Vancouver and Toronto. "I am excited that Plus 8 will now have the strength and reputation of Panavision driving the business," said Karahadian. "The Plus 8 team and I will increase the high quality service and attention our customers are used to, because they will also benefit from Panavision’s global network. On a personal note, I am also looking forward to working with the Panavision team to ensure that Panavision and Plus 8 play an important part in the continued evolution of digital capture in our industry."
Founded in 1988, Plus 8 Digital’s reputation in the industry has been built on a history of technical innovation and quality service. Plus 8 was among the first rental facilities in North America to introduce Carl Zeiss HD Digiprimes, the Thomson Viper, and Panasonic Varicam. Their extensive HD inventory includes over 20 Viper cameras. Recent film and television productions for which Plus 8 Digital supplied cameras include "Miami Vice" and "Everybody Hates Chris."
Headline, Industry News
Panavision Acquires Plus 8 Digital
Monday October 02nd 2006WOODLAND HILLS, Calif., Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ – Panavision Inc., the worldwide market leader in the design, manufacture and rental of camera systems for production of motion pictures, television and commercials, continues to expand with the acquisition of Plus 8 Digital, one of North America’s largest digital camera rental companies.
"This transaction is another step forward in Panavision’s strategy of diversifying our camera product offerings generally and our digital offerings specifically and broadens our reach to cinematographers working in all segments of our business," said Bob Beitcher, President and CEO, Panavision. "We are very fortunate to combine our efforts with the employees of Plus 8 Digital as well as Marker Karahadian, the company’s founder and owner."
Plus 8 Digital operates five digital camera rental facilities in Burbank, New York, Houston, Vancouver and Toronto. "I am excited that Plus 8 will now have the strength and reputation of Panavision driving the business," said Karahadian. "The Plus 8 team and I will increase the high quality service and attention our customers are used to, because they will also benefit from Panavision’s global network. On a personal note, I am also looking forward to working with the Panavision team to ensure that Panavision and Plus 8 play an important part in the continued evolution of digital capture in our industry."
Founded in 1988, Plus 8 Digital’s reputation in the industry has been built on a history of technical innovation and quality service. Plus 8 was among the first rental facilities in North America to introduce Carl Zeiss HD Digiprimes, the Thomson Viper, and Panasonic Varicam. Their extensive HD inventory includes over 20 Viper cameras. Recent film and television productions for which Plus 8 Digital supplied cameras include "Miami Vice" and "Everybody Hates Chris."
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Headline, Industry News
Panavision Acquires Plus 8 Digital
Monday October 02nd 2006WOODLAND HILLS, Calif., Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ – Panavision Inc., the worldwide market leader in the design, manufacture and rental of camera systems for production of motion pictures, television and commercials, continues to expand with the acquisition of Plus 8 Digital, one of North America’s largest digital camera rental companies.
"This transaction is another step forward in Panavision’s strategy of diversifying our camera product offerings generally and our digital offerings specifically and broadens our reach to cinematographers working in all segments of our business," said Bob Beitcher, President and CEO, Panavision. "We are very fortunate to combine our efforts with the employees of Plus 8 Digital as well as Marker Karahadian, the company’s founder and owner."
Plus 8 Digital operates five digital camera rental facilities in Burbank, New York, Houston, Vancouver and Toronto. "I am excited that Plus 8 will now have the strength and reputation of Panavision driving the business," said Karahadian. "The Plus 8 team and I will increase the high quality service and attention our customers are used to, because they will also benefit from Panavision’s global network. On a personal note, I am also looking forward to working with the Panavision team to ensure that Panavision and Plus 8 play an important part in the continued evolution of digital capture in our industry."
Founded in 1988, Plus 8 Digital’s reputation in the industry has been built on a history of technical innovation and quality service. Plus 8 was among the first rental facilities in North America to introduce Carl Zeiss HD Digiprimes, the Thomson Viper, and Panasonic Varicam. Their extensive HD inventory includes over 20 Viper cameras. Recent film and television productions for which Plus 8 Digital supplied cameras include "Miami Vice" and "Everybody Hates Chris."
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