MPE recently hosted the Blue Collar Post Collective (BCPC) for an exclusive tour and Q&A, offering emerging post-production professionals insight into its state-of-the-art facilities and industry-leading workflows. The event highlighted MPE's commitment to supporting diverse talent and fostering an inclusive creative community.

We at Motion Picture Enterprises are heartbroken by the devastating wildfires impacting Los Angeles and the surrounding areas. Our thoughts are with you, your families, and your teams during this incredibly challenging time.

Motion Picture Enterprises attended the Sports Video Group Annual Summit in New York, joining top industry professionals to explore the latest in sports broadcasting technology. The event featured insightful discussions, innovative showcases, and valuable networking opportunities. MPE is excited to continue collaborating with industry leaders to enhance storytelling, optimize workflows, and elevate viewer experiences.

MPE's annual Holiday Party brought together clients and industry partners to celebrate a successful year with festive decor, music, and meaningful connections. The event highlighted MPE's gratitude for ongoing collaborations and excitement for future innovations in 2025.

Motion Picture Enterprises (MPE) hosted the Innovations in Workflow Panel in collaboration with SMPTE New York. The event highlighted how advancements in Media Composer panels are transforming post-production workflows by streamlining processes, reducing costs, and improving efficiency. Industry leaders from Avid, Sony, Marquis, and Spectra demonstrated an end-to-end workflow—from field acquisition to editorial and archive—using seamlessly integrated panel technology.

Motion Picture Enterprises (MPE) co-hosted the New York Skyline Soirée with Galsn Gear, a movement dedicated to empowering and supporting women in screen media. With over 1,750 attendees from across the industry, the event was a huge success, fostering incredible connections and inspiring conversations. Special thanks to our sponsors and partners for making the evening truly memorable. Together, we are championing a future of gender parity in media and entertainment.

MPE had a blast at NAB Show New York. Our booth became a hub for reconnecting with friends, partners, and MPE family while showcasing our latest innovations. The event provided valuable insights into the latest industry trends, such as AI, the creator economy, and virtual production. Neal’s interview with Larry Jordan was a highlight, where he discussed the current and future state of post-production, highlighting how MPE is adapting to new technologies. We’re excited about the connections made and look forward to continuing to lead in post-production innovation.

Color grading is more than just adjusting hues; it's a powerful tool that can shape the look and feel of a film, TV show, or commercial. Through the delicate balancing of colors, brightness, and contrast, filmmakers can evoke emotions, set the tone, and ensure visual consistency across every frame. Whether you’re aiming for a gritty, raw style or a polished, cinematic finish, color grading is essential to achieving the right aesthetic.

Those who use sound in movies, music, video games and other settings want to create an immersive experience for their listeners, and Dolby Atmos helps by generating high-quality sound. Experts in audio finishing can use this technology to position sound at exact points, whether it plays through multiple speakers or a set of headphones.

MPE is thrilled to co-host Speed Connect, an exciting event in partnership with the Made in NYC Post-Production Assistant Training Program and the NYC Mayor's Office of Contract Services’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME). This initiative aimed to connect post-production professionals with a diverse pool of talented individuals looking to make their mark in the industry.

Post-production is an umbrella term that refers to all the processes that take place after the director yells “cut!” for the last time. During this stage, the director, production team, editors and designers combine the visual, auditory and other essential elements they amassed to create the finished product.

While they may not be thought of as the most important element in filmmaking, sound effects are often the backbone of great films. From adding a hint of suspense to enhancing the comedic action in a scene, the right sound effects in film can transform the entire viewing experience, creating a robust and interactive film.

Motion Picture Enterprises (MPE) hosted our annual highly anticipated MPE Summer Soirée in midtown Manhattan at our Penthouse 45 event space. This gathering brought together industry professionals, partners, and friends for a night of celebration and collaboration.

MPE hosted a panel event discussing the evolving media landscape, focusing on the impacts of AI, funding strategies, and industry changes. The evening featured Johns Hopkins alumni, students, and mentors from the Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund, as well as experts like Linda DeLibero and Annette Porter. Panelists Alexandra Byer, Diana Peralta, Juliette Eisner, and Liz Hodes shared their insights on adapting to these shifts in media.

Nearly every job can be done remotely in some way, and video editing is no different. Most production companies have at least a few remote video editing positions these days, and as it becomes more widely acceptable, many designers and editors are figuring out how to break into the field. But once you're there, how do you make sure your remote video production has the same results as it would in a world-class editing suite?

MPE recently co-hosted the ‘Speed Connect’ event with the Made in NYC Production Assistant Training Program and the NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME). The event connected graduates of the program with industry veterans, offering valuable networking opportunities and insights.