Magilla Entertainment Discovers Forscene Platform

Production company utilizing editing system for Discovery Channel series
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LONDON—Non-scripted TV production company Magilla Entertainment has acquired a Forscene professional video editing software. The company will use the system for the Discovery Channel show “Diesel Brothers.”

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The Forscene platform provides access to hours of footage from the show immediately after the shoot, log and search during production, and allows for the production and post-production teams to collaborate on material needed from shoots, says Magilla. Forscene can run on most devices over a standard Internet connection, provides multicam and multigroup functionality, has auxiliary TC capabilities, and can move work across other NLE platforms.

Forscene is a non-linear editing platform created by Forbidden Technologies.

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