The videos captured are sorted down and arranged sequentially. It is the first step in identifying and classifying the main features of the scene.

Various cameras capture a video simultaneously to enhance the consistency and aesthetics of the scene. The contents from multiple cameras are combined to obtain the final sequence. When these visuals are recorded with mike, the audio and video should be synchronized, which is a complicated process. Our studio has a novel approach to detecting and matching the audio and video extracted from the captured material.

This is a process of manipulating video by rearranging different shots, scenes, and any on-screen imagery that does not physically exist in real life to create a whole new output. Like, creating environments, objects, creatures, and even people that would otherwise be impractical or impossible to film in the context of a live-action shot.

This process improves the visual characteristics by altering the different attributes such as contrast, colour, black level, saturation, white point, and other details. We optimize the base appearance, lighting, and other imbalances to enhance the entire quality of the scene. It establishes the colour continuity for the aesthetic-stylized look.

Sounding is the process that includes background music and acoustic effects to the video sequences that produce the finished soundtrack. Dubbing is a critical phase in which the external audio recordings are lip-synced and combined to deliver the complete product.