ADS is proud to partner with the largest studios in Hollywood and around the world. From complete library restorations to routine duplications, we are here to serve your post production needs and help you meet your deadlines, without sacrificing quality, keeping your valued customer happy.
As your trusted partner for all things in digital media, we make it our mantra to never say “no” because we know the more flexible we are to meet your busy schedule the happier you are as a customer. We build partner relationships by offering our clients access to the largest supply of resources to digitize their content, whether sophisticated 3D and IPTV projects or difficult-to-address legacy duplication jobs. We supply the right technology and on-staff expertise to handle your time-critical, one off or large-capacity jobs while maintaining an intimate company feel, keeping our customers coming back for more.
The following is a sample of the scope of work we provide for studios both domestically and internationally:

The new ADS “Go Digital” campaign allows media and entertainment companies to literally go “tapeless,” making a quick, cost-effective transition to reliable digital workflows. As an integral part of this initiative, ADS has proudly set up a Japan Relief Fund, donating three percent of digital workflow revenue directly toward disaster relief.
Are you ready to go digital? Contact us today about this special introductory offer: godigital@adshollywood.com
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