A filmmaking one-stop shop providing full service during the shooting period and postproduction facilities.
Alvernia is situated under the space domes, halfway from Kraków to Katowice by the A4 motorway, between the Balice and Pyrzowice airports. The great advantage of our production company is the location in the heart of Małopolska, near Krakow – city, which becomes a magnet for many filmmakers from around the world. The image and sound acquisition facilities include three soundstages, full shooting e
quipment (cameras, lighting, grip, location sound, power generators), mobile units in a fleet of modern swap bodies and Motion Capture services based on ultramodern Vicon’s cameras. Alvernia Music Scoring Studio is suitable for recording of all types of music, we own music instruments including a Steinway & Sons Model D piano and a variety of Kolberg Percussion instruments. Alvernia Studios postproduction facilities offer a full range of services. Starting with a negative laboratory with telecine transfers, followed by scanning and colour correction. The VFX department picks up the most complex challenges while the audio postproduction department provides world-class score recording, ADR processing, sound effects, and the final mix in a Dolby Premier certified dubbing studio. Alvernia Studios is provided with an ultramodern Digital Intermediate environment. It is one of the 25 studios that have obtained Truelight Theatre Certification and only one in Poland to allow 4K colour correction in real-time. Alvernia is Poland’s only site where FilmLight’s Baselight8 colour correction system is in use. Alvernia Studios offers a full range of video deliverables including: dailies in full HD quality, intermediate negatives, DCP packages with KDM, timed subtitles and audio, HD and SD MASTERS and if requested by the client materials for DVD and Blu-ray authoring. Our audio deliverables include stereo music mixes, 5.1 music mixes, Dolby MO Disc (Dolby SR, Dolby Digital, Dolby EX) and final sound for TV and DVD versions of film.
