About

OUR WORK IS DONE IN 7 STEPS

How We Restore Your Memories

The first step to preserving your media is examining and reviewing your original material. This way, we have the right plan of action in place to proceed with the scanning.

After our review process, our expert technicians will clean and with your permission, repair any material if necessary. –

Once your media has been cleaned and repaired, we scan using state-of-the-art equipment and software. For film, our technicians use professional-grade scanners which are capable of scanning at higher resolutions than consumer-level scanners.

Simply put, colour correction is the process of making your film images match what it actually looked like on the original. We adjust the colours of your visual media so that it appears natural and unprocessed – as close a possible to the way it was filmed.

Our skilled technicians use the latest in digital technology to enhance your film images to their full potential. We restore the vibrancy of your images as your film is being scanned.

It’s a quick way to get your newly scanned media into a format that you can use and enjoy.

Over 40+ Years Of Experience

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Team

At VideoMedia, we have a team of 5 expert technicians who treat your valued memories as if they were their own.

François Auger

Founder

Michel Golitzinsky

CEO

Andrew Golitzinsky

Operations Manager

Marlène Brûlé-Giroux

Technician Specialist

Maria Antonakakis

Administration

History

2022

Acquisition of a 2K scanner for S8 and 8mm film transfers

We pride ourselves on being able to offer the very latest in scanning technology, so in 2022 we expanded our service offering even further through the acquisition of a 2K film scanner.

We are now proud to offer 2K-resolution scanning of Super 8mm and 8mm films to our clients.

2017

New generation of scanners

As scanners became more sophisticated, we acquired our first high-definition (HD) film scanner. This allowed us to diversify our services even further and enabled us to offer our clients HD scanning of their 8mm, Super 8mm, and 16mm films.

2007

Scanners arrive in the market place

The year is 2007. As scanning became the standard practice for high-quality image-to-digital transfers, we purchased our first film scanner for transferring films.

With better quality and faster transfer times, we were able to broaden our services and provide more options to our clients.

2000

Digital age

With the invention of the DVD format in 1995, the digital age began and it was time to adapt our business model to keep up with technology. s digital media gained popularity, we expanded our services to work on digital formats. We began doing audio transfers, photo transfer, and 9.5mm Film Transfer.

1990

VideoMedia incorporates

The name changes, the quality doesn’t. Trans Media undergoes a revamp and we incorporate as VideoMedia Productions Inc. in 1990. We then conclude strategic partnerships with several media companies that require our transfer services for their professional productions.

Our list of satisfied customers grew steadily. y now, we were providing film transfers here and slowly developing other services, including video transfers.

1980

VideoMedia's Origin

VideoMedia was founded on the South Shore of Montreal, Quebec in 1980.

When we first started, we were known as Trans Media. Our name referred to the transfer of films to video formats. We were one of the first companies to provide this service and established our reputation as a leader in film-to-video transfers.