Definition of postproduction
: the period following filming or taping in which a motion picture or television show is readied for public presentation
Updated on: 12 Apr 2018
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Kubrick hired him to write an original score for the film, then replaced it entirely in postproduction.
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The problem was, said the authority, which banned the ad, her glow was probably due more to digital postproduction work than to the actual product.
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And that’s not even getting into what attempts to digitally remove Henry Cavill’s mustache in postproduction does to his face.
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Last year, TheDarkOverlord hacked Larson Studios, a postproduction facility, and took episodes of CBS' NCIS: Los Angeles and Fox's New Girl.
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John Wunder's shingle The Coalition Group shot the indie thriller Huntsville, starring Game of Thrones' Sophie Turner, in Los Angeles, then handed postproduction on the project to Toronto's Eggplant Picture & Sound.
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One of Hollywood’s largest postproduction vendors, Technicolor , has stopped extending credit to Weinstein Co., people close to the companies said.
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John Wunder's shingle The Coalition Group shot the indie thriller Huntsville, starring Game of Thrones' Sophie Turner, in Los Angeles, then handed postproduction on the project to Toronto's Eggplant Picture
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Newell is in postproduction on a feature documentary about Haiti and planning the production of two fiction films.
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First Known Use of postproduction
1953
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