The Louis Dargenzio-owned and Mark Lamberton-run supplier has acquired Grip & Lighting and Pro Supplies assets from the Hudson Pacific firm, which is laying off 60 staffers.
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WorldPingCinelease, the film equipment rental house, announced Tuesday that it is acquiring grip and lighting equipment from Quixote, which continues to shrink its footprint amid a production slump.
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