We want to assure you that we are fully operational during this difficult time.  We have business continuity plans in place such as teleworking and onsite operations with remote viewing for clients.  We are attempting to minimize in-person contact within our facility, and we appreciate your cooperation in doing so. 

The Henninger Media Services team wishes you a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season!

We would like to inform our clients that we will be closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 for Thanksgiving as well as on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. 

Subscribe to our new video tutorial series, designed to help editors better understand and manage post production workflows.

While battling Leukemia, Mason Bronner dreamed up a team of superheroes and his wish was to see them come to life on the big screen.  Over the last nine months, a huge team worked hard to make Mason’s creative vision a reality.  Over $1,000,000 in time, services and gear was donated to make the film. It would end up being Make-a-Wish Mid-Atlantic’s 10,000^th wish, and it helped unite the D.C. production community in a common cause.

In 1971, young filmmaker Albert Ihde set out to make a documentary about an annual Bluegrass festival held in rural North Carolina.  Now, that film is being re-mastered and re-released as part of a box set prior to being donated to the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum on November 2, 2019.

Documentary "An Island Out of Time" tells the story of family members from Smith Island, MD whose lives personify Chesapeake Bay’s seafood harvesting culture and history. Henninger Media Services contributed editing, color correction and audio services.

John Paulson documentary “What The World Needs Now: Words By Hal David,” a tribute to lyricist Hal David and the brilliant chart-topping songs he created with Burt Bacharach, airing locally on WETA at 9:30pm on March 9th.

ADR, or "looping" allows for the replacement of problematic dialogue in post production.  Recently, Robert Duvall stopped by to create a curse-free in-flight version of his dialogue for the Steve McQueen film "Widows."