POST-PRODUCTION
Live videos are a way to connect with your audience on a more intimate level
because it allows them to interact with your business in real-time.
The third stage of video or film development is referred to as
post-production, with the first stage being
pre-production, where the video is planned, and the second stage being production, where the
video is filmed.
Post-production generally includes everything that occurs after shooting has been completed.
Post-production would
include editing, special effects, and/or animation.
There are a lot more details and knowledge that go into good post-production
service than most people realize. Below is
a detailed list of services that could be included in post-production service:
Editing
Editing is often the first thing that
pops into people’s
heads when they hear ‘post-production’. It is the act of
selecting clips from your shoot and putting them in a specific order to tell the
desired story. Editing includes both
picture and sound manipulation. It would also include any lower thirds (such as a
speaker’s title or the title of an
episode), credits, foley sound, sound effects, and soundtrack.
Colour-Correction
Colour-correction is an element of
editing that is often not
thought of, but it can make a huge difference to your
video. When shooting a video, chances are you will be filming with multiple cameras
and in multiple locations. It is
production’s job to make sure lighting and camera settings are as consistent as
possible when filming, but there will
always be a variation in lighting and colour depth in post. Colour-correction helps
to maintain continuity in your story
and sets the tone in your video.
Visual Effects
Visual effects is another category that
can include several
different things. Visual effects are visuals done in
post-production such as green-screen compositing or muzzle flashes. The term can
refer to any image that could not be
filmed during production for whatever reason.
Animation
Animation is another post-production
service we offer.
animation is the process of making the illusion of motion by
using rapid succession of sequential images that differ from each otheronly
minimally.