HARROW JOINS DIGITAL VISION TO HEAD APAC SALES TEAM

HARROW JOINS DIGITAL VISION TO HEAD APAC SALES TEAM 01 May 2014

Digital Vision continues to strengthen its presence in the Asia Pacific region with the appointment of Pete Harrow to the role of Head of Sales for APAC, based out of New Zealand.

Pete rejoins the Digital Vision team after a 10 month interval, during which he worked as a freelance colourist. His projects included the feature film Ambrosia, music videos for bands including Sons of Zion, Dead Beat Boys and The No Problemos, and commercials for Pump water (a Coca-Cola brand) and Yates garden sprays. Prior to this Pete was Head of Sales at Digital Vision for two years, driving sales in the APAC region.

Kelvin Bolah, CEO, Digital Vision, said, We're very pleased to welcome Pete back to the Digital Vision team. He is well known across the region and his first-hand knowledge and experience of production and post-production make Pete an ideal evangelist for Digital Vision tools.

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About Digital Vision

Digital Vision is the supplier of the world's best colour grading, restoration and film scanning solutions for the broadcast, film, commercial and archive industries. Founded in 1988 in Stockholm, Sweden, Digital Vision has offices in London, Los Angeles, New Zealand, and Link ping in Sweden. Digital Vision's Emmy award winning technology and products include Nucoda and Phoenix colour grading, finishing, mastering and restoration solutions that are used to create much of the worlds' high profile television, film and commercials media broadcast and distributed today. In addition to the Nucoda and Phoenix ranges, Golden Eye film scanners and the Bifrost Archive Bridge solution provide innovative tools to create the industry recognized highest quality in scanning, film digitization, preservation and archiving.

In April 2011, Digital Vision acquired Image Systems and is now a division of the Image Systems group of companies.

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