FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Burbank, CA - June 21, 1996 

The Magnolia Studios DolbyFAX/EDNet system recently helped set a new 
editorial speed record for Walt Disney Television, and editorial client Plus Three Post.

During the mixing of Walt Disney Television's recent production "Beverly Hills Family 
Robinson",  Gilbert Gottfried was chosen to voice the part of the sidekick "Parrot". The only 
problem? Gottfried's schedule had him in New York City, and the production was mixing in 
Burbank! 

The solution? Gottfried's scripted lines were sent to New York, where an ADR session was 
booked. Immediately upon the conclusion of the ADR session, the selected takes were digitally 
transferred over ISDN lines to The Magnolia Studios  from Howard Schwartz Recording, using 
both studios' DolbyFAX/EDNet  systems. The transferred lines were then digitally uploaded into 
the ADR editing system on Magnolia's dubbing stage "A", and Plus Three Post's ADR editor 
immediately inserted the choice lines into the final mix. Total time lapse from the end of the 
New York ADR session to insertion in the Burbank mix? Less than one hour - including 
transmission time! 

Although Magnolia is a relatively new facility, the principals involved are experienced industry 
professionals; President Bruce Nazarian, M.P.S.E. is a four-time Golden Reel Award nominated 
Supervising Sound Editor and Sound Designer, having handled such chores on Turner Pictures' 
"Gettysburg" as well as numerous other films and Television series including Disney Televisions'
comedy hit 'Dinosaurs'; Vice-President and Lead Mixer Dennis Patterson has been 
Lead Re-recording Mixer on a number of innovative feature films including
 "The Lawnmower Man", and, with Nazarian,  is a Golden Reel Award-winning Re-recording Mixer. 

Magnolia Studios' new dubbing stage has already gained recognition and a steady stream of 
bookings; in addition to Walt Disney Television's "The Disney Films" for ABC-TV network 
broadcast, other projects have included: "The Whole Wide World" for Kushner-Locke 
Productions (in competition at Sundance), "Whiskey Down" for Propaganda Pictures,  "The 
Dentist" for Trimark Films,  and innovative multimedia and interactive projects as well. The 
Magnolia Stage has handled configurations from Television Stereo to 48-track "Virtual Reality"  
installations without the slightest waver.


For more information, contact Sherri Gibson, Director of Marketing

The Magnolia Studios
Digital Audio Post for Film and Television
3610 W. Magnolia Blvd - Burbank, CA 91505
Tel: [818] 558-5088  Fax: [818] 558-5817
http://www.magnoliastudios.com/~magnolia