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Ken_McAlinden · 06-30-2008, 11:20 AM

Grover Crisp, who was just promoted to a Senior VP title at Sony the week prior to EMA, is in charge of asset management, film restoration and digital mastering for the Columbia and Tristar libraries. He gave the presentation on the current restoration and video mastering work. He is one of those guys, like Mastering VP Ned Price at Warner, that you want to be in charge of a studio's library. The fact that his responsibilities extend from asset protection through to the digital mastering of their titles can only be good news for home video fans. His background is in film preservation/restoration, he does his homework, and he knows what film is supposed to look like.

Regards,

06-30-2008, 11:20 AM	#3 of 7
Ken_McAlinden HTF Warner Brothers Reviewer Location: Livonia, MI USA Join Date: Feb 2001 Local Time: 12:29 AM Local Date: 11-19-2008 Posts: 6,162	Re: Sony @ EMA 2008 Grover Crisp, who was just promoted to a Senior VP title at Sony the week prior to EMA, is in charge of asset management, film restoration and digital mastering for the Columbia and Tristar libraries. He gave the presentation on the current restoration and video mastering work. He is one of those guys, like Mastering VP Ned Price at Warner, that you want to be in charge of a studio's library. The fact that his responsibilities extend from asset protection through to the digital mastering of their titles can only be good news for home video fans. His background is in film preservation/restoration, he does his homework, and he knows what film is supposed to look like. Regards, Ken McAlinden Livonia, MI USA