VCE has been a pioneer in the field of motion picture film restoration since 1993 when we made "Trinity and Beyond - the Atomic Bomb Movie" using the oldest and original tools of the digital restoration trade: Photoshop.

From a photochemical standpoint, in 2002, Pete Kuran won an Academy Award for the development of the RCI process. A photochemical process to return the color to faded color negatives.

Over the last 15 years on the digital side, equipment, computers, programs and storage have all improved and we have worked with many innovative tools to push the envelope in restoration.

Currently, we work with Nuke, Furnace, Shake, After Effects and yes, Photoshop...

Our Restoration credits include:

Wonders Are Many (2007) (digital restoration)

Thirteen Days (2000) (producer: atom bomb sequences: VCE.com)

Nixon (1995) (visual effects)

Trinity and Beyond (1995)

Atomic Journeys: Welcome to Ground Zero (1999)

Nukes in Space (1999)

Atomic Filmmakers: Behind the Scenes (1999)

Nuclear Rescue 911: Broken Arrows & Incidents (2001)

In addition, Pete Kuran and VCE have teamed up with Cinetech Film Services in Santa Clarita California to provide film restoration services on the following movies:

Theodora Goes Wild (1936)
Columbia Pictures screwball comedy featuring Irene Dunn and Melvyn Douglas

Holiday For Lovers (1959)
Sao Paulo, Rio, Lima, Trinidad - all without leaving Hollywood!
Featuring Clifton Webb, Jane Wyman, Jill? St. John, Gary Crosby and Carol Lynley

For more information, contact us:
vceinc@aol.com
661-299-5605

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