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 CONSULTING — EQUIPMENT — SOFTWARE — TRAINING

Expertise and solutions for film, video and audio heritage preservation

Film equipment

Digitalequipment

Media Asset Management

solutions

THE COMPANYHistory

1919 1951 1992 1997 2011 2014 20172000

CTM — a French-based company was founded in 1919 as a film laboratory.

CTM as «Compagnie de Travaux Mécaniques» is created to manufac-ture film equipments as the editing MORI-TONE becoming a standard.

CTM took over another French company DEBRIE — a long-established film equipment manufac-turer.

CTM opens an inte-gration department to complete film with digital equipment. “CTM Solutions” becomes the French leader for AVID systems.

CTM became a share-holder of NINSIGHT, a software editor of Me-dia Asset Management solutions Broadcast and Archives

CTM opens a consulting department to provide expertise and solutions for film, video and audio heritage preservation projects. Audit, tender documentation.

CTM GROUP moves to a new building to answer the develop-ment of the activity.

CTM Debrie introduces its first telecinema DIXI HARMONY, to transfer 16mm and 35mm to video with color grading inte-grated.

1984 1989

CTM creates the film cleaning machines ULTRACLEAN with continuous solvent recovery and distillation and ultrasonic action. A word reference.

CTM creates the laser subtitling machine LIGHTING II to engrave subtitles directly onto the print. More than 75 machines all around the world.

NINSIGHT

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Debrie offers a complete range of film equipment: inspection and rewinding tables, traditional and digital viewing table, cleaning machines, restoration equipment and scanners.

Film equipment department of CTM GROUP

Debrie

Film scanner PERENITY 5KThe best solution in the archive world

Multi format film scanner for 8/S8, 9.5, 16/S16, 35/S35mm, HD / 2K / 4K / 5K

Designed especially to treat the archive materi-als PERENITY perfectly combines the rendering quality, speed of execution and preservation of materials not to mention the ease of use.

Digital viewing table + scanner PERFECTA ALL IN ONE!PERFECTA is designed to handle archival films while significantly simplifying the operators’ work. It allows viewing and scanning of any film format: 8/S8, 9.5, 16/S16, 17,5, 28, 35/S35 mm in HD / 2K / 4K.

Technical characteristics:

• Horizontal positioning proper to a traditional viewing table:• Two plates with a capacity of 600 m, bi-directional• Convenient and easy use for physical film restoration• Simplified film loading, large diameter rollers• Film inspection at a stop position by forming a loop and using a large illuminated ground glass• Possibility to repair splices• Equipped with a multi-units counter: images / meters / time.

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INSPECTION

TR3

REJUVINATING MACHINE

To soft and clean the film A perfect cleaning before scanning

VIEWING

DUAL HDC 3520

HDC 352REWINDING

EV1800

The wide range of horizontal inspection tables corresponds perfectly to the requirements and needs of the operators.

This range of tables is ideal for handling negative, positive or very delicate archival materials. Mono or bidirectional, manual or electric — these are some of available options to choose from.

Rejuvenating machine CLARA provides an excellent film cleaning and softening solution before scanning.

Shield separates the 2 reels to reduce contamination from ‘’dirty’’ film from the ‘’clean’’ section.

CLEANING MACHINE

Bidirectional tables, equipped with a clutch and a electromagnetic brake that can be moved by hand.

On the 16/35 tables, changing from 16mm to 35mm film does not require any tools since the 16mm and 35mm picture heads are side by side as well as separate magnetic soundtracks are 16mm, 17.5mm, and 35mm.

Tables in the DUAL Series are equipped with a double screen.

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• Horizontal table• 16/35mm format• Capacity of 600m• Manual or electrical (variable speed from 0 to 400 m/min)

• Format 16/35 mm — 4000 feet (1200 m)• Dual cleaning action with buffers and ultrasonic action (40 KHz)• Continuous solvent recovery and distillation• Closed loop air drying• Film drive by capstan• Perchloroethylene or 3M HFE• Control of brushes speed rotation

• Gelatine restoration with reduction or removal of scratches• Gelatine polishing• Moistures treatment by soaking the film in the baths and by the action of brushes and ultrasonic• Very accurate cleaning of the two faces of the film

• Format 16/35mm - 2000 feet (600 m)• Film driven by a capstan and “Demand drive” system• Compact machine easy to integrate: designed to be installed in a 2.50 meter high room.

• Horizontal or vertical tables• One direction or reverse• Automatic length control (EV)• 16/35mm format

• One direction or reverse• Retractable core• Light box 275x195mm) for film inspection• Extractor hood (option)

• Capacity of 600 — 1200/1800m (EV)• Constant tension (option)• Retractable core (RT)

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BENEFITS• Shield separates the 2 reels to reduce contamination from ‘’dirty’’ film from the ‘’clean’’ section• Higher tank to increase the immersion time in the solvent• Big diameter velvet brushes with variable speed for a better efficiency

Comfort for the operator. Well arranged controls.Large choice of options. Simple, accurate and robust.

• Delete “Vinegar syndrome” effect

CLARA ULTRACLEAN

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CTM SOLUTIONSDigital integration Media Asset Management Solutions

CTM Solutions conceives all workflows and offers adapted technological solutions.

CTM Solutions can provide audit and expertise for your film, video and audio funds.

CTM Solutions recommends the best equipment to organize your project; from initial item-level inventory and cataloging of audio-visual collections for the best digitization strategy, over management of logistics and integration of the digital files and metadata information.

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Key partners

Ninsight offers Media Asset Management solutions for Archives. Our competency covers Mass digiti-zation, Heritage, Preservation, indexing, cataloging, Consultation and Publication. Smart project man-agers and developers skilled in video engineering, interactivity and data processing development are at the heart of the Ninsight.

NINSIGHT

If you manage Cinema Assets, here’s the Solution for Long term Archiving, Indexation and Distri-bution. Ignition allows you to organize, manage, transcode, store and share all the files of your Archives, from capture until delivery.

Media Asset Management IGNITION

Ignition is a solution that allows organizing, cat-aloging, and managing your movies, objets, pic-tures, document collections. Ignition is intuitive and easy to use for the beginner. At the same time, it is feature-rich and powerful enough to satisfy the most advanced users.

Solution Overview

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Debrie — CTM Solutions — NinsightYour partner for your heritage preservation projects

CTM GROUP Worldwide presence

BECOME OUR LOCAL PARTNER IN YOUR COUNTRY!

EUROPEBFI(UK)Bundesarchivs (Germany)INA (France)Documentary Archives Kranogorsk (Russia)Cinematheque of Belgium (Belgium)Immagine Ritrovata (Italia)Archiv Republike Slobenije (Slovenia)CNC (France)Gos TeleRadioFond (Russia)National Archives Center (Ukraine)Cinemateca Vasca (Spain)Swedish Institute (Sweden)

AFRICA / MIDDLE EASTEgyptian Media Production City (Egypt)Centre Cinematographique Marocain (Morocco)Soc.Nationale de Radio & Television (Morocco)Algerian Ministry of Defense (Algeria)The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcastin (Iran)MediaGuru (Qatar)National Center for Documentation & Research (Abu Dhabi)Gulf Film (Dubai)

ASIA / PACIFICVFI (Vietnam)CFA (China)National Films Archives (Azerbaijan)National Archives (Kazakhstan)Screensound (Australia)National Archive of Singapore (Singapore)Filem Negara Malaysia (Malaysia)Tele Media System CO Japan (Japan)Korean Film Archive, Asia Culture Institute (South Korea)

EUROPEFrance (Headquarters)Contact: Mr. Arnaud Frilleyarnaud.frilley@ctmsolutions.com

NORTH AMERICAUSA — Christy’s Mr. Scott Laster Tel. 818-845-1755 l Fax 818-845-1756 scott.midtown@gmail.comwww.christys.net

OUR LOCAL RESELLERS & PARTNERS:

AFRICA / MIDDLE EASTIran — TelekalaContact: Mr. Fariborz KamraniTel. (+9821) 66433585 — 66948854Fax (+9821) 66568882f_kamrani@telekala.com

ASIA / PACIFICKorea — SAEBYUCKDOOLE CO., LTD.Contact: Mr. Edward HanTel. +82-10-6263-4434 hj4411@hanmail.net

Malaysia-Singapore-Thailand-Philipines-Taiwan-China — Cinequipment Contact: Ms. Lorna TangTel. +6562525089 | cinekl@outlook.com

Japan — TMS MediaContact: Manfred FlickTel. +819039049301 | M.Flick@tmsmedia.co.jp

Australia — Lemac Film and DigitalContact: Mr. Stuart PointonTel. +61 2 9438 4488 | Fax +61 2 9438 3399Stuart.P@lemac.com.au

OUR CLIENTS: MORE THAN 50 WORLDWIDE ARCHIVESDanish archives (Danemark)National Audiovisual Archive Helsinki (Finlande) TVP Telewizja Polska S.A. (Poland)Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (Turkey)Cinemateca Portugues (Portugal)Americas Library of Congress (USA)George Eastman Museum (USA)Cineteca Nacional (Mexico)Canal 7 (Argentina)Cinemateca Brasiliera (Brazil)Fundación Centro Cultural Palacio La Moneda (Chile)

CLOUDLONG TERM ARCHIVING

CLARA

Video digitalization

LTO

Sony ODA

ULTRACLEAN

HDC

PERFECTA

Video player TapeChek

Web publishingRemote viewing

Long distance transfer

SAN serverproductionstorage

Colonne Media Asset Management / Storage:

HSM – LTO – LTFS DATA CENTER

Image restoration

Color grading

Audio restoration

Cans

PERFECTA

Editing

INSPECTION VIEWING REJUVINATING CLEANING

Private — Hybrid — Public

TR3

Scanner

PRESERVATION WORKFLOW

MAM server(s)storage• In house DataBase• Workflow Engine• Transcoding• Quality check• Delivery

Film storage

Video storage

Sound follower

MANAGEMENT& DELIVERY

DIGITAL PROCESSINGDIGITALIZATIONSUPPORT PREPARATIONPHYSICAL STORAGE

DCP creation

HDC

CLARA

CLEANING

DVD / BLU-Raycreation

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