U2 were honored at the Q Awards yesterday as the greatest act of the past quarter of a century. The star studded event, produced by Eyeframe Events and held at the Grosvenor house Hotel in London, was a resounding success and has already been heralded as “the best Q Awards Ever!”

U2 were chosen by readers of the music magazine as the top artists of the past 25 years at its annual awards, and Adele was a double winner at the event, landing the prizes for best female and best track for her hit Rolling In The Deep...

The biggest stars in the music industry were out in force on the 1st July for the glittering 02 Silver Clef Awards, produced and managed by Eyeframe|Events.

The ceremony, which took place at the London Hilton on Park Lane, was a truly spectacular event featuring a some of the hottest names in music from around the globe. Award winners at the event including Tinie Tempah (pictured), Arcade Fire, Biffy Clyro, Mcfly and Status Quo. The legendary Annie Lennox was awarded with the O2 Silver Clef Award, whilst the fabulous Liza Minnelli was awarded with the Investec Icon Award.

The restoration of five art house classics from Russian filmmakers Andrei Tarkovsky was the brief for Dubbs|Eyeframe, which was tasked with bringing them all up to a consistent level of quality under the supervision of Artificial Eye’s Richard Mortiboys. The five films included Ivan's Childhood, Mirror, Stalker, Solaris and Andrei Rublev – some in better condition than others.

Dubbs-Eyeframe have just completed full DVD and Blu-ray authoring for the new feature length documentary “Look Back, Don’t Stare” the story the return of Robbie Williams to boy-band Take That. This unflinching documentary shows the band as they have never been seen before, and the DVD and Blu-ray release includes a wealth of bonus material making it an essential purchase for fans of the band past and present.