A-RAY.tv

Whether it's television programming, a feature film, website concept and creation, or DVD design and authoring, our job is to communicate your vision. We work with your content, or gather and create new material for you. Our editorial work is tailored to your target audience and your budget. Services are delivered on-site or remotely using real-time and FTP delivery.

A-RAY. tv, A-RAY Productions and A-RAY Editorial are divisions of Georgetown Editing Studios, Inc. in Weston, CT. We are a state of the art all digital boutique facility equipped with serial digital interfacing for 5 AVID editing suites connected to a central storage server. Video production can be delivered in both Standard Definition and High Definition (HD) formats.

Take a look at our Filmography page for some examples of the type of work that we carry out.

As a freelance editor and independent documentary filmmaker for over 20 years, Amy Kalafa has worked in every genre and style. Most recently, she produced and directed the independent documentary, Two Angry Moms. The film has been honored at festivals around the US, and been featured in major national media including Good Morning America, NPR, the New York Times and the cover of USA Today. Amy co-Executive Produced her own Primetime series, "Inside the Criminal Mind," featured on Court TV's Crime Stories.

Amy's long list of editorial credits include CBS Primetime series 48 Hours and Street Stories; 3 seasons of T. Berry Brazelton's trendsetting parenting show, What Every Baby Knows; several seasons of Weddings of a Lifetime (Lifetime Television); numerous PBS and Cable TV shows and specials, and several years with Martha Stewart Living. Most of these shows have been edited off-site at Amy and Alex's full service post-production boutique known as A-Ray Editorial.

Amy has owned and operated A-Ray for over twenty years first in New York City and now in the woods of Connecticut. Amy has subcontracted series and shows for all of the major networks as well as the Reiner Foundation, Yale University and the United Nations Development Project. Her success with working independently as a subcontractor for larger production companies has led her to create A-Ray.tv. She is pleased to be able to offer her creativity and postproduction skills to clients on both coasts and around the globe.