 During the Lorimar years, Kohut transitioned the sound editorial department from traditional film cutting to digital post production with the introduction of Waveframe Digital Audio Workstations.He famously designed a campaign challenging competitors to step into the digital realm by showing "Dallas" editor, Fred W. Berger, already in his 80s, proclaiming that it was never too late to learn new technology.When Sony Corporation, purchased the Lorimar studio property in 1990, Silvers retired and Kohut was promoted to SVP, as Post Production Facilities continued to expand to encompass 25% of the 44-acre lot, adding dub stages and digital editing rooms and renovating existing facilities.