James Bartle: Executive Director Picscan FLS.
“I
developed this stable yet extremely flexible system specifically for
DP’s, Telecine Artists, Post-Production Supervisors and Editors
using my knowledge of motion picture film technology, combined with
my experiences of digital image construction, so that what you shoot
is what you get… every time”.
James Bartle, an award-winning Cinematographer with an
international career across a broad range of commercial,
television and feature film projects, has developed
Picscan as the strategic response to the film and
digital revolution.
The last four decades has seen James work as the
DP of choice for a number of respected feature film Directors, and with
many high profile actors including; Russell Crowe, Naomi Watts, Michael
Caine, Kirsten Dunst, Sam Neil, Bryan Brown, Rachael Ward, Jack Lemmon,
George C. Scott and Beau Bridges.
Check out James’ filmography on the Internet
Movie Database...here
James’ numerous commercial credits include; Air New Zealand, The National Bank, Tower, Steinlager, Fruju, Mainland, KFC, McDonalds, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Shell, Continental Airlines, DB Draught, Friskies, National Mutual and More Magazine.
Adam Fresco: Sales Director.
Son
of photographer Monte Fresco MBE (who was for 30 years Chief Sports
Photographer for Britain's 'Daily Mirror' newspaper), Adam was Director
of the ITV Television Workshop in the UK for ten years where he gained
extensive experience in television and short film production. In 2006
Adam relocated to New Zealand with his wife, child and two dogs, where
for three years he was Course Director for Auckland based South Seas
Film and Television School, where he continued to write, direct and
produce short films (including the Kodak NZ Award Winning short war
film, A Cold Beer).
Founder and Director of DramaTrain (www.DramaTrain.co.nz)
Adam joined PICSCAN in 2009 as Sales Director, won over by a firm belief
in both the PICSCAN Leader System and by its creator, James Bartle.
Picscan neutralizes the system to match meter, lenses, ISO & colour temperature. Film Raw or Digital.
