DC Video Clients & Projects
DC Video is a recognized leader throughout the television industry as a provider of high quality video remastering and restoration services. Specializing in rare, obsolete and archival video formats DC Video has had the opportunity to work on many challenging projects alongside some of classic TV’s brightest stars.
Here is just a sampling of some of the well-known television shows that DC Video has helped preserve for future generations to come.
Notable DC Video Clients & Projects include...
John Lennon/Dick Cavett Interview for "Forest Gump" Daphne Productions: The Dick Cavett Show
"The Flip Wilson Show", for Research Video, Inc.
"The Ed Sullivan Show", for Andrew Solt Productions
"The Beatles" appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" for Apple/MPI
The lost recording of "The Beatles" live in concert in Washington DC.
"The Carpenters" for "Close to You: Remembering the Carpenters" for PBS
"The Carpenters" "Yesterday Once More" for MPI
"The Bob Hope Show" for Hope Enterprises
"Hee Haw" for The Nashville Network
"Celebration" for Sam Lovullo Productions
"Dark Shadows" for Dan Curtis Productions/MPI
"The Judy Garland Show"
"The Glen Campbell Show"
"The Bell Telephone Hour"
"The Jerry Lewis Show"
Evil Kneivel on ABC's Wide World of Sports
"Rollin on the River" for Jack Walters Enterprises
"Hullabaloo"
"The Hollywood Palace"
"The Kraft Music Hall"
"The Emmy Awards"
"Elvis in Hawaii"
"The Sonny and Cher Show"
"The Steve Allen Show"
"The Dinah Shore Show"
"The Gene Kelley Special"
"The Dean Martin Show"
"The Andy Williams Show"
"Frank Sinatra Live at Caesars Palace"
Leon Russell
Dom DeLuise
Hee Haw Honies
Petula Clark
and many more...
Learn more about DC Video...
2008 DC Video Inc. DC Video specializes in re-mastering archival, rare and obsolete videotape formats to modern media formats. DC Video also provides services such as: video noise reduction, video enhancement, videotape cleaning, image improvement, videotape reformatting, videotape digitizing, archival videotape assessment, video editing, and videotape duplication.