Laser Pacific's DI team works on Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel

Produced and distributed by Fox and set for a Christmas release on December 23rd 2009, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel tells the story of the chipmunks return to school. After feeling like fish out of water because they are surrounded by human students, the chipmunks find themselves having to save the school's music program by entering a Battle of the Bands competition to win the $25,000 prize. At the same time, they encounter a rival band of female singing chipmunks - the Chipettes - voiced by Amy Poehler, Christina Applegate and Anna Faris.

Laser Pacific provides 3D grading services in the run up to Comic Con

The advent of digital projection and the desire to continue to attract audiences to the movie theater has led to a renewed interest in stereoscopic 3D. Now consumer electronics firms are scrambling to bring out televisions that will support 3D viewing in the home. Sony and Panasonic are both planning to introduce large screen HD TV sets with 3D capability next year and already manufacturers like Mitsubishi are offering “3D ready” sets. With more and more movies being displayed in 3D, it was natural that Laser Pacific's clients would start to ask about digital intermediate tools for this new arena. With the biggest DI grading theater in Los Angeles, featuring a 33 foot screen, Laser Pacific has a great environment for 3D. Screen size is very important for depth perception, so the more closely the grading environment matches an actual movie theater, the better.

Laser Pacific will help you see Red in a whole new light. The Red One camera has certainly gotten the industry's attention; at the same time, the various options available in post production finishing for Red can sometimes sound confusing. Want the straight talk on Red or any other digital camera? Laser Pacific has it. Whether you are doing a feature, television show, music video or commercial, Laser Pacific can walk you through a digital post workflow that really flows, whatever type of camera you decide to shoot with.