MTI FILM Acquires Mango New Edit, Expanding its Global Post-Production Services From Set to Screen

MTI FILM Acquires Mango New Edit, Expanding its Global Post-Production Services From Set to Screen

Brie Clayton June 12, 2026

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Landmark acquisition unites 30 years of Remote Dailies Services and Avid editorial expertise with MTI's industry-leading remote infrastructure, and post production talent pool.

MTI FILM, the multiple Emmy Award winning Hollywood post-production facility and software developer, announced the acquisition of Mango New Edit, a premier provider of Remote Dailies and Avid Editorial services to the production community since 1994. Founded by industry veteran Stan Cassio, Mango New Edit brings three decades of Avid offline editing expertise, a network of global data center locations, and a distinguished portfolio of high-profile television credits to the MTI FILM family.

The acquisition positions MTI FILM as one of the most comprehensive post-production service providers in the industry, capable of supporting productions from the first day of principal photography through final delivery - encompassing dailies, offline editorial, VFX, and final color grading. Combined with MTI Remote's proven track record supporting Emmy Award-winning productions including Sh gun and the highly popular 9-1-1, the expanded company, including its Vancouver subsidiary, Flow Post Partners, can now offer truly global production support at every stage of the creative process.

This acquisition is a landmark moment for what we can offer our production clients, said Barbara Marshall, SVP at MTI FILM. For years, productions have had to piece together their post pipeline across multiple vendors and time zones. Now MTI FILM can be a true end-to-end creative partner - from the moment camera cards come off set, through editorial and VFX, all the way to final color. The creative continuity that brings to a production is invaluable, and combined with Stan's extraordinary team and their global reach, we can now support our clients anywhere in the world without sacrificing the quality and personal attention they've always expected from us.

Stan Cassio, who will continue in a leadership capacity within the combined organization as SVP Post Production Sales, expressed enthusiasm for the road ahead. I've long admired Larry Chernoff's vision and what the entire MTI FILM team have built - both as a facility and as a software company. Joining this family means our clients immediately benefit from capabilities we could never have offered independently. MTI's CORTEX and DRS Nova software platforms, Flow Post Partners in Vancouver, and the global reach of MTI Remote are an exciting opportunity for us to continue advancing the state of the art.

With data center locations and post partners spanning Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Vancouver, Mexico City, London, Morocco, and beyond, MTI FILM now operates one of the most geographically distributed post-production networks in the world - purpose-built for the demands of modern global production.

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