Post Production - jinesi.com

The three stages of post-production: 1. Optimism. 2. Despair. 3. Exporting while praying.

~A VFX artist, tweaking renders at 2 a.m.

Post

Production is that stage of filmmaking where all the raw footages and audio undergo the comprehensive process of editing, colour grading, visual effects, film scoring, sound engineering and all that go into creating a finished film.

VFX

''VFX is just convincing the audience that dragons are real while your software crashes."

Visual Effects is a very crucial tool used to enhance visual storytelling and production efficiency. Explore our VFX section to know more.

Colour Grading

''Color grading: Where you spend three hours debating if the sky should be slightly more cyan or slightly more blue."

Colour Grading is a vital step because colours ultimately shape how the audience will feel. Warm tones can evoke comfort or nostalgia, while cool tones might suggest isolation or tension.

Here are some of the colour grading hands-on project one of our team members worked on. You can clearly see how cleverly the mood changes with the change in colours.

Jinesi provides a proper Colour Grading studio setup with a high-resolution monitor. You are highly welcomed to use and apply its features for your production projects.

Editing

Editing: the art of turning 'What was I thinking?' into 'This might actually work.

Film editing is essential because it determines the plot, tempo, and emotional resonance. Through timing, cuts, and transitions, it directs the audience's attention, establishes the flow of scenes, and manages rhythm. Using montage or cross-cutting, editors choose the best footage, arrange them to create narrative coherence, and add atmosphere. Here, uncut video is transformed into a coherent film, impacting tone, clarity, and audience participation. Even excellent acting or cinematography might come out as lifeless or jumbled without careful editing.

Here at Jinesi, we provide a total storage of upto 10 TB, that can easily handle the editing of an entire feature film.