The Magic Lightbox Company / Frank Meyburgh

The Magic Lightbox Company / Frank Meyburgh Equipment updates, industry news and laugh a minutes round the coffee machine Ok, ok ok. So, Frank Meyburgh is back. We're Back. Yes.
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Unbelievable as it is to us, and to you all too, and the dog, we're back. Its a new version of what you all know. Our page is somewhat of a mystery in that we don't really know what we'll be 'Posting' or commenting on - but we do know that mostly, it will be industry news and a lot of laughs. Also, there may not be daily updates or comments - sometimes days are like that - but also becaus

e we're not into the daily thing, so to speak. But, as we grow our new little company, as we have done three times before, we do hope you'll all be along for what promises to be a very interesting ride.

Address

35 Halifax Street, Bryanston, Sandton
Johannesburg
2191

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

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+27114637584

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Frank Meyburgh has been at the core of the Broadcast Facilities Industry in South Africa since 1989.

After returning to South Africa after over ten years in exile in 1989, he spotted a gap in the independent facilities market, and Magus Vision was formed. Realising a boom in the industry was imminent, Frank has assisted many companies to start – always maintaining that there is plenty of work for everyone. Magus was sold to Newsforce in 1997 and then to Visual Impact, as it remains today.

In 2002, Frank started Digitalfilm, and a new era was born. Technically, the industry had developed, and owner operators with students became the mainstream. Religious Broadcasters, Training Schools and Corporate Communications were now leading the way, and the cost of equipment had reduced substantially, allowing young filmmakers a chance to bring their visual ideas into mainstream reality. Digitalfilm was sold to Media Film Service in August 2013, becoming Digitalfilm Service.

October 2014 heralded the return of Frank into the facilities market, but with a new focus. Sales, Archiving and Rentals. The Magic Lightbox still works from the same ethic as incorporated in Magus back in 1989 – today’s runner is tomorrow’s producer – and everyone has an integral and equal part to play in the ongoing success of our industry. South Africa has the second oldest Film Industry in the world, and with eleven official languages, there are no limits to communicating with each other in new and exciting vibrant ways.

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