To many people, the name “Technicolor” is synonymous with the cinema. The 103-year-old company pioneered the development and production of color media for movie theaters, an industry segment where it remains a leader. But that’s just a fraction of what the Paris, France-based company does today. Technicolor SA sees itself as a “digital innovator,” providing advanced capabilities in visual and audio post-production services for television, movies, and games; production and assembly of physical media like DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and CDs; and providing new experiences for consumers in theaters and at home. Scientists at its research and innovation labs are making advances in such areas as “connected home” technology, artificial intelligence, imaging science, and immersive entertainment

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