Definition of postproduction
:the period following filming or taping in which a motion picture or television show is readied for public presentation
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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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Larson Studios, a small postproduction services company, was hacked in late 2016.
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Serkis' stellar performances aren't just about the fancy bells and whistles in postproduction.
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Bennett, who’s 40, gives students a healthy dose of German Expressionism alongside the nuts and bolts, from basic screenwriting to advanced postproduction techniques.
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Seven years of writing and prep, 100 days of shooting, and 20 months of postproduction later, Valerian is a real movie.
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Whedon is overseeing the new shoot and postproduction work on Justice League after Snyder stepped aside to deal with a family tragedy.
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Some filmmakers have embraced the process, but much of the work is done in consultation with studio and postproduction personnel.
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In the end, Lou couldn’t pay our [postproduction] bills.
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First Known Use of postproduction
1953
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