Avid Media Composer (Symphony) Used in Movies
- The Celibacy (film), Director: Horacio Bocaranda Avid Media Composer 6 and Avid Symphony 6 Nitris DX
- American Hardcore (film), Director: Paul Rachman Avid Xpress Pro and Symphony
- Summercamp! (film), Director: Spike Lee Avid Xpress Pro and Symphony
- When the Levees Broke, Avid Media Composer and Symphony Nitris
- Superman Returns, Avid Media Composer Symphony
- Die Another Day, Director: Lee Tamahori (2002) Avid Media Composer Symphony
- Collateral (2004), Director: Michael Mann Avid Media Composer
- Just Like Heaven (2005) Avid Media Composer Symphony
- Transformers, Director: Michael Bay (2007) Avid Media Composer Symphony Nitris DX
- The Dark Knight (2008) Avid Media Composer
- Iron Man (2008) Avid Media Composer
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) Avid Media Composer
- Avatar (2009) Avid Media Composer
- Iron Man 2, Director: Jon Favreau (2010)
- Predators (2010) Avid Media Composer
- The Expendables (2010) Avid Media Composer
- Black Swan (2010) Avid Media Composer
- 127 Hours (2010) Avid Media Composer
- Inception, Director: Christopher Nolan (2010) Avid Media Composer Symphony 5
- Unstoppable (2010) Avid Media Composer
- The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)
- Tron Legacy (2010) Avid Media Composer Symphony
- The Celibacy (2011) Avid Media Composer Symphony
- The Fallen 2 (2012) Avid Media Composer
- Kizhkku Partha Veedu(Lang.Tamil, Edited By B.Lenin)(2012) Avid Media Composer
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