PNC was founded in 1971 as a small but specialised negative cutting service.

We began by looking after the needs of Thames Television, Central Television, Euston Films (The Sweeney and Minder) and the local Soho film makers.

After 19 years based in Dean Street, London, the company moved to its current Soho site in Carlisle Street.

In 1996, as a result of our continuing success, PNC set up a new service under the name PAL (Professional Audio) to specialise in video rushes synching.

PAL, based at our Soho site in Carlisle Street, is equipped with what we believe to be the most comprehensive and versatile non-linear editing system available today, that being Sadie.

Following the introduction of our first OSC/R systems, the neg. cutting operation expanded so rapidly that further systems had to be quickly installed to cope with demand. Which then led to the opening of our second branch in Shepherds Bush.

Programme makers, perhaps more so today than at any other time, demand excellence and perfection in all areas of production and post production.

At PNC and PAL we provide this excellence of service.

The continuing growth of the business has demanded even further expansion and this branch is now located in much larger premises in West London.

With PNC acquiring a greater percentage of the features market each year, we were soon in need of yet another office and in 1999 opened up our third branch at Technicolor Laboratories.

We constantly update in new technology and our highly trained and experienced staff match their attention to detail with customer care.

With our years of experience and over 15,000 commercials, programs and feature productions to our credit PNC is the UK's fastest expanding company in the negative cutting business.