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Medialab Technology was a leading post-production company located in Paris, France. The company was founded in 1991 by French master Alain Guillon. President and CEO Gerard Mital has run the company since 1993. It was known it the late-1990s for its motion capture animation. It filed for bankruptcy in the year of 2000.

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