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* HGV Video Productions (Canada) |
* HGV Video Productions (Canada) |
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* kaBOOM! Entertainment Inc. (2001) |
* kaBOOM! Entertainment Inc. (2001) |
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* Lions Gate Films (one known copy of a screener tape for Affliction) |
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* New Horizons Home Video (Canada) |
* New Horizons Home Video (Canada) |
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* Prism Pictures (Canada) |
* Prism Pictures (Canada) |
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Latest revision as of 00:21, 19 June 2024
List of Customers[edit]
- C/FP Video
- DEJ Productions (Canada) (2002-2003)
- Funimation Productions (Canada)
- HGV Video Productions (Canada)
- kaBOOM! Entertainment Inc. (2001)
- Lions Gate Films (one known copy of a screener tape for Affliction)
- New Horizons Home Video (Canada)
- Prism Pictures (Canada)
- Random House Home Video (Canada)
- Real Entertainment (Canada)
- Ryeka Sport
- Sony Music Entertainment (Canada)
- Stoney-Wolf Productions, Inc. (Canada)
- ThinkFilm (Canada)
- TVA International
- Velocity Home Entertainment (Canada) (2002-2003)
- Video Service Corp. (1997)
How to Tell[edit]
- All known tapes by this company feature printings on the bottom spine that go something like this (both tape nominal length and possibly the last 5 digits will vary with different release):
T-56 HG PROVAC MADE IN CANADA 10151
- Most tapes by this duplicator will have little leftover film at the end, usually ranging from 35 seconds to 2 minutes.
Locations[edit]
- Toronto, Ontario
Gallery[edit]
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An example of the printings that can be found on tapes duplicated by Provac.
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On some tapes by Provac, the printings looked different.
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Website[edit]
- provacdiscmedia.com (via the WayBack Machine)