Panavision
Panavision, a leading American motion picture equipment company, specializes in innovative cameras and lenses since 1954.
Founded
1954Panavision, a leading American motion picture equipment company, specializes in innovative cameras and lenses since 1954.
Panavision, founded in 1954 by Robert Gottschalk and Richard Moore, is a premier American motion picture equipment company based in Woodland Hills, California. The company specializes in innovative cameras and lenses, initially creating anamorphic projection lenses during the widescreen boom of the 1950s. Panavision has since expanded its offerings to include a wide range of equipment rentals for lenses, cameras, grip, and lighting, as well as stage facilities and post-production services. Their products, such as the Panaflex and Millennium DXL cameras, cater to filmmakers in movies, television series, and commercials worldwide.
Notable figures associated with Panavision include CEO Kimberly Snyder and investors led by Cerberus Capital Management. The company has achieved significant milestones, including the introduction of industry-leading camera systems and comprehensive support services from pre-production to post-production. Panavision's impact on the film industry is profound, providing essential tools and services that enable filmmakers to bring their creative visions to life.
Companies similar to Panavision include Imax, Moving Image Technologies, Gigapan and Panorics.
Panavision was founded in 1954.
Panavision's headquarters is located in Woodland, CA, US.
Panavision's most recent funding round was for $210.5M (USD) in June 2015.
As of Jun 12, 2015, Panavision has disclosed funding of $210.5M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Panavision has 1,200 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
