NEWS

The film is an exploration of the life of the Canadian comedic icon John Candy and his story as a son, husband, father, friend, and professional driven to bring joy to audiences and loved ones while battling personal ghosts and Hollywood pressures. 

Stefanie Schaldenbrand has been promoted to Executive Producer, where she continues to expand her responsibilities across project strategy, client relations, and team leadership, while continuing to oversee the day-to-day post-production pipeline alongside our executive team. 

Award-winning Apache Colorist Taylor Black returns to the 2025 Tribeca Festival with two documentary premieres: “Andy Kaufman Is Me” directed by Clay Tweel and “I Was Born This Way,” directed by Daniel Junge and Sam Pollard. Apache provided color and finishing across both projects, celebrating the lives of two boundary-breaking, cultural icons. 

Apache Digital Founder & Colorist Steve Rodriguez helps bring feature film “For Worse” to life through color. Directed by Amy Landecker, the film explores the highs and lows of reinvention, self-discovery, and the unexpected detours that come with starting over.

Apache Managing Partner LaRue Anderson was interviewed for Good Cheer's November edition of their She Runs the Show newsletter. LaRue spoke about her career path and the importance of mentorship.

From Dakota and Elle Fanning and director Abby Fuller comes unprecedented access to the mastermind behind the development of modern serial-killer profiling. The series tells Dr. Ann Burgess’ story which puts her at the center of solving America’s most infamous true-crime cases. From the widely known Ed Kemper and Ted Bundy to lesser-known cases like the Ski Mask Rapist, Burgess investigates and studies the victims and damaged psyches of their attackers.

When estranged siblings, Joseph and Sidney, rendezvous at a local diner after a close-call robbery, they hightail it to an abandoned farmhouse that transports them to a different time in order to escape the local cops.

Graded by Taylor Black, the film makes its World Premiere at SXSW.

With his signature gospel sound on the Hammond B3, Billy Preston doublehandedly elevated the greatest artists of his time – from the Beatles to the Rolling Stones, from Aretha Franklin to Eric Clapton, from Ray Charles to Barbra Streisand to Sly and the Family Stone.

Making his triumphant return to the Super Bowl Commercial scene is our very own MVP, Steve Rodriguez, who brought both Microsoft: Copilot and T-Mobile: Magenta Status across the finish line.

Colorist Taylor Black leads the way in the Outstanding Color Grading: Documentary category.

Managing Partner LaRue Anderson & Head of Production Stefanie Schaldenbrand enjoyed spending time in Southern France while attending Cannes Lions.

As part of their mid-year survey, Shoot Magazine asked leaders in the production and post production communities about Diversity and Inclusion, Technology, and how the industry is changing.

Colorist Quinn Alvarez had the privilege to attend the world premiere of The Space Race, a film he colored for National Geographic.

Colorist/Partner Steven Rodriguez showed the same level of dedication judging "Color Grading over :90" that he shows when baking (or coloring your latest projects).

Colorist Taylor Black worked on the documentary film from Editor-turned-Director Miranda Yousef which explores the secret work of artist Thomas Kinkaide. Called the “Painter of Light,” his work was bright, colorful and well marketed to American Evangelicals in the 1990s. After his death, his daughters uncovered a treasure trove of previously unseen, ‘dark’ paintings influenced by the battles with his personal demons that ultimately led to his death in 2012.

Travel to Dublin with David Letterman as U2's Bono and The Edge perform their greatest hits reimagined in their hometown in this documentary from Disney+, with color by Colorist Taylor Black.

From Producers to Colorists to Assistants, we couldn’t do our work without the women of Apache who keep things moving forward.