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Learn Video Post- Production in Just 5 steps!

Writer: Team Liberal ArtsTeam Liberal Arts

In the context of movies, post-production refers to the phases where the uncut video and audio are edited and processed to produce the finished result. Editing, color modification, audio design, music creation and special effects are major steps in this procedure.



The post-production stage of the filmmaking procedure is essential. At Liberal Arts Productions, the skilled producers, sound and visual effects artists collaborate to bring the director's idea to life and produce a finished work that is polished and compelling.


Below are some stages of Post-production :


Editing: Editing is the initial stage of post-production, where the uncut raw footage is put together into a preliminary cut. This entails picking takes, planning shots, and changing the film's pacing. The editor and director collaborate closely to tell the tale in the most compelling and effective way possible.


Color Correction: Color correction comes next when the preliminary cut is finished. To make sure that the overall aesthetic of the film is constant and the colors are true to life and aesthetically pleasing, the process requires altering the contrast, brightness and color balancing of each shot. Through color grading, this procedure can also involve giving the movie a certain mood or tone.


Sound Design: The development and incorporation of sound effects, music and conversation into a movie is known as sound designing. To produce a seamless and engrossing soundscape, the audio is edited and mixed at this point. Sound design is a crucial component of post-production since it may significantly improve a movie's emotional effect.


Special Effects: Authentic and cohesive visual effects that are impossible to capture in-camera are produced using special effects. This might range from straightforward cosmetic improvements to intricate visual effects sequences. Our team of editors and special effects artists creates effects that flawlessly blend with the live-action film using the most recent software and technology.


Music Composition: In movies, music is frequently employed to heighten feelings, create tension, and set the mood. Our composers and directors work together to develop a score that improves the narrative and the viewing experience as a whole.


We, Liberal Arts Productions, are committed to providing our clients with the finest caliber post-production services, since we think that post-production is an important step in the filmmaking process. Our objective is to support our clients in telling their tales in the most compelling and powerful manner possible.


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  • What is the intended purpose of your film/video?
    What goals are you trying to meet by using film/video production? Try to limit your goals so that your film/video production is easy to follow and has a nice flow. What is something you have to do or explain on a day-to-day basis that can be accomplished by video?
  • Who is going to see this film/video and where are they going to see it?
    Who’s your audience? What do they know/don’t know already? How will the film/video be distributed? -Website, broadcast, DVD, projection, social sharing, in-store display, etc.
  • What needs to be in the film/video?
    Do you have some ideas for the concept of the film/video? What are necessary scenes for the film/video? Ideas for locations, people, etc.? Create an outline of how you want your film/video to go and what you want/need to include.
  • How do you want your film/video to be narrated?
    Voice over, text, on camera talent, or any combination, etc.? Each one gives a very different feel and may not be appropriate for every film/video.
  • What style would you like it to have?
    Documentary, cinematic, narrative, testimonial, commercial, overview, etc.? Find examples of what you like and share it with us.
  • Budget?
    Film/video production can get expensive but we are able to work with most budgets. Your production may need multiple cameras, waterproof or high speed/low speed cameras, microphones and sound mixing gear, special lighting, special effects, etc. Also you can’t forget about allotted time for editing and if there will be any animation, CGI (Computer Generated Images), text effects, or multi-cam editing. These things can add up some extra time and some extra from your pocket if not properly planned and budgeted.
  • Deadline?
    Film/video productions can take weeks or months to produce so it’s best to plan as much in advance as possible.

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