BURBANK, CA, November 4, 2009 - In the new film, "Gentlemen Broncos," a teenager attends a fantasy writers' convention only to discover that his idea has been stolen by an established yet faded novelist. It should come as no surprise that this quirky and fanciful movie is the latest endeavor of director/co-writer Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite, Nacho Libre). The film is set in Hess' native Utah, which explains why he chose Burbank-based post production studio AlphaDogs for the offline.

"One of the uniques aspects of this production was that they started the offline edit on Final Cut Pro in Utah, then moved over to Avid when they came back to LA," explains company CEO & Founder Terence Curren. The production used two of AlphaDogs' Avid Media Composer edit systems connected on the company's Avid Unity shared storage.

"Our extensive experience with both platforms, and our ability to seamlessly facilitate moving from one to the other, was a real draw for them," Curren says. "Having in-house tech support available is another time-saving element that entices people to edit at Alpha Dogs."

About AlphaDogs
Founded in 2002, Burbank-based AlphaDogs, Inc. quickly established themselves as leaders and innovators in the rapidly changing digital post arena. The company maintains an early adopter's edge, testing and assimilating leading technologies to keep ahead of the pack with solutions such as the RED camera; AlphaDogs was the first post house in Los Angeles to take delivery of the Avid Symphony HD editing system. Personal attention from a seasoned award-winning team assures client satisfaction and accompanies each cost-effective delivery of superior post production services-from editing and audio re-recording to broadcast design & effects.

AlphaDogs is home to the popular Editors' Lounge and headquarters of the growing media transfer specialty service Digital Service Station; now serving California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois and Ohio.