Cinelab Film and Digital, a privately owned company based in the United Kingdom, was founded in 2013 and employs approximately 30 individuals. It specializes in media managed services, operating as a full service Film Laboratory and Digital Dailies Facility.
Warner Bros.'s "Digger," a film reuniting director Alejandro G. Iñárritu and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki for their first collaboration with Tom Cruise, opened in UK and US cinemas on October 2, 2026. Previously, on September 28, a new trailer for Robert Eggers' "Werwulf" dropped, revealing Cinelab Film & Digital provided 35mm processing, scanning, and dailies color for the production, which cinematographer Jarin Blaschke shot on 35mm. This followed news on September 24 that the final trailer for "Digger" had landed, with Cinelab handling film processing and high-resolution scanning throughout the production, which was shot principally on VistaVision alongside 35mm 4-perf cinematography. Earlier on September 11, Cinelab's Darren Rae completed color grading for Pablo Larraín's new four-episode Netflix series, "My Sad Dead (Mis Muertos Tristes)," shot by cinematographer Sergio Armstrong and based on stories by Mariana Enriquez, which screened in feature-length format at the 74th San Sebastián International Film Festival.
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Cinelab Film and Digital offers products in the media tech industry. Cinelab Film and Digital's product portfolio comprises of media managed services.
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Cinelab Film and Digital's revenues were less than $10M in 2024. All the revenue comes from post production services.
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