LOOK AD ME STUDIO · IRVINE, CALIFORNIA
POST-PRODUCTION FOR VIDEO & PHOTOGRAPHY
Have footage or photos that need to become finished campaign assets? Our team handles editing, color, sound, retouching and visual effects, whether we shot the material or your team did.
FINISHING THAT FITS THE BRIEF
Editing
Brand films, interviews, podcasts and campaign edits, with runtimes and review stages agreed.
Color & retouching
A consistent finish across camera sources, photographs and campaign assets.
Sound
Dialogue editing, cleanup, sound design and mixes for agreed delivery channels.
Motion graphics & VFX
Titles, compositing, cleanup and CGI scoped by shot and complexity.
Campaign versions
Cutdowns, alternate hooks, captions and horizontal, vertical or square exports.
Ongoing post-production
A regular edit schedule around a defined volume of content.
LIVE ACTION, COMPOSITING & AI-ASSISTED PRODUCTION
Tell us which real products, footage or photographs the project must preserve. We’ll review the production methods, finishing and approvals with you.
We agree on production methods and the use of external tools before work begins. Need to plan a shoot for compositing? Explore Cinema Robotics + Visual Engineering →
YOUR AGENCY LEADS THE CREATIVE
We support the execution. Before work begins, we agree on the source material, the elements to preserve, production methods and approval stages. We review feasibility against your assets and intended use.
ONE CLEAR POST-PRODUCTION PROPOSAL
- Deliverables
- Films, photographs, versions and export requirements
- Reviews
- Agreed milestones and revision rounds
- Budget
- Custom quote based on source material, complexity and schedule
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Can you work with footage from another team?
Yes. We review the source files, brief and delivery needs before quoting.
Can hybrid production begin before the shoot?
Yes. Capture, lighting and plates can be planned for the intended composite or digital environment.
How is hybrid production priced?
The budget depends on the intended result and the work required. Testing, generation, compositing and finishing are scoped before the budget is agreed.
What do you need to start an edit?
Share the footage or photos, your brief, brand references and deadline. Include the final video lengths or image list, where the content will run, and any captions or alternate versions you need.
How do reviews and revisions work?
We agree on review stages and revision rounds in the proposal. Let us know who will gather your team’s feedback and approve the work so we can plan the edit and delivery schedule.
What final files will we receive?
Your proposal lists the final videos or photos, versions and export requirements. Tell us which platforms or delivery specifications you need us to work to.
What is the difference between hybrid and fully generated content?
Hybrid work combines photographed or filmed material with digital or generated elements. Fully generated content creates the imagery without filming the scene. For hybrid work, we’ll review your brief and source material before recommending the production methods.
When should we photograph or film the real product?
When the exact product, material, label or physical action needs to be shown, filming or photographing it gives us a real starting point. We can then assess what to add or change around it. The proposed method still needs review against your brand and product requirements.
Can you use our existing photos or footage?
Yes. Send representative files and tell us which details must stay unchanged. We’ll assess whether the material supports the result you want and whether any additional photography or filming is needed.
How are price, versions and revisions determined?
We quote the testing, generation, compositing and finishing needed for the project. The proposal lists the final images or videos, versions, review stages and revision rounds. More complex shots or additional versions may require a different budget.
How do we approve tools, source material and use of the result?
Before work begins, we agree on the production methods and any external tools. Tell us about restrictions on your source material and where the finished work will be used so those requirements can be reviewed as part of the proposal.
LET'S PLAN YOUR POST-PRODUCTION
Tell us what footage or images you have, what you need delivered and your deadline. We will review the material and outline the scope and next steps.