ROTOLIGHT TITAN LIGHTS PERIOD FILM THE COLOUR ROOM', STARRING PHOEBE DYNEVOR

Rotolight is delighted to announce that leading rental house Pixipixel have added 40 of the award-winning Titan X2 and X1 cinematic lights to its inventory. Pixipixel offer the most innovative rental equipment in camera, lighting, and grip, serving commercials, music promos, television and film productions across the UK. Recent credits include TV dramas such as Behind Her Eyes (Netflix), I Hate Suzie (Sky) and Save Me Too (Sky Atlantic), as well as feature film The Courier' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

The Rotolight Titan family of pioneering LED soft lights utilizes state of the art RGBWW technology to provide unparalleled light output, outstanding colour accuracy, inbuilt latest gen Lumenradio CRMX as standard, and a whole suite of industry-first features. Featuring SmartSoft technology, you can electronically adjust Titan's diffusion, focus and spread without the need for gels, whilst an intuitive, fast, and responsive touchscreen display hailed the gold standard by Newsshooter's Matt Allard saves you time on set.

Steve Knight, CEO at Pixipixel says: We're very excited to have made a new investment to expand our LED lighting inventory with the Rotolight Titans. The Titan X2 panels are packed with numerous features that will be appreciated by cinematographers and gaffers, and the X1s are great for stills photographers and filmmakers. I'm very pleased we have added these to Pixipixel's offering.

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Leading Gaffer Howard Davidson, who has now joined the team at Pixipixel, recently wrapped a period feature film The Colour Room' starring Phoebe Dynever (Bridgerton) and Matthew Goode (The Imitation Game), lit extensively with Rotolight Titan X1 and X2s throughout. Howard said: The Rotolight's Titans have been a workhorse, they just slid into my workflow on set seamlessly and that was really important. Their CRMX implementation is fantastic, and the user interface is also really terrific, and very easy for people to use for the first time. I'm super satisfied with it. The Titans punch above their weight, it's a great bit of kit.

Johnny Colley, Director of Lighting at Pixipixel said: The Rotolight Titans are a great addition to our lighting department. Versatile, easy to rig and manoeuvre, and with 16.7 million colours to work with, these offer a lot of flexibility and creative possibilities. The intuitive full-colour touchscreen display will enable filmmakers and photographers to set up fast and save time on set. Having tested the X1 and X2's for myself, I would highly recommend the Titans.

Rod Aaron Gammons, CEO of Rotolight said: We're delighted with Pixipixel's investment in the award-winning Titan cinematic lights, and look forward to partnering with them to bring them to gaffers and DOPs on their upcoming productions. Pixipixel is renowned for investing in the best technology the industry has to offer and outstanding customer service, so we're delighted to be joining their arsenal of great products.

Find out more at pixipixel.com

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