Modern Video
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History[edit]
High Speed Video was founded in 1984 as a subsidiary of Modern Video Productions by Robert Hall and Gene Mason. Modern itself was later purchased by Carlton Communications PLC in early 1988 and became a sister company to Technicolor when Carlton acquired that company later in the year, which ultimately made High Speed Video a sister company to Technicolor Videocassette. On July 8, 1990, High Speed's operations were merged with those of Technicolor Videocassette of Michigan, Technicolor Videocassette's Livonia location.
List of Customers[edit]
All duplicated their videocassettes here prior to the 1990 merger with Technicolor Videocassette of Michigan.
- ABC Kidavision (1988)
- Family Home Entertainment (1990)
- Forum Home Video (1987-1989)
- Fox Hills Video (1989) (one known copy of NFL's Super Duper Football Follies, perhaps among others)[1]
- Monarch Home Video (1988-1989)
- Prism Entertainment (198?-1990)
- Simitar Entertainment (some tapes)
- Starmaker Entertainment (1989-1990)
- Tyco Industries
- Vestron Video (1987-1990)
- Wood Knapp Video
How to Tell[edit]
- Tapes duplicated here had a sticker on the bottom spine of the cassette. Technicolor Videocassette of Michigan would continue using this sticker on many Sprinter-dubbed tapes until 1995 after consolidating this duplicator's operations in 1990.
- Some Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles tapes sold through the Burger King Kids' Club said "H" on the face label.
Locations[edit]
- Helmond, North Brabant
- Malvern, Pennsylvania