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Arequipa Santa Catalina - filming location in Peru

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Post-Production & Editing Services

Transform raw footage into finished, broadcast-ready content. Our post-production team brings both technical skill and creative direction to your project. We cover film, television, and digital media for distribution.

EditingProfessional editing from rough cut to final assembly.
VisualColor grading, VFX, motion graphics, and finishing.
DeliveryBroadcast, streaming, and cinema-ready masters.
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Finishing with Excellence

Comprehensive Post-Production Services

From editorial assembly to final delivery, our team brings your vision to life with world-class finishing for film, TV, commercials, and digital content.

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Editorial Excellence

Our editors cut on Avid and Premiere, with credits across international distributors. They shape Canal+ and Peru Télévisions content into tight narrative pieces.

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Visual Finishing

Our Lima facilities staff DaVinci colorists and Nuke compositors. They work in HDR and ACES and meet broadcast-compliant delivery specs.

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Audio Perfection

Our rooms include Dolby-certified mixing stages, Foley pits, and ADR booths. From here we deliver audio for cinema, streaming, and broadcast.

Service Catalog

Our Post-Production Services

Complete post-production pipeline—editing, color, VFX, audio, and delivery to any specification.

Why Fixers in Peru

Why Choose Us for Post-Production

Industry-standard workflows, creative expertise, and seamless delivery for projects of any scale.

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Industry Standards

Broadcast-compliant workflows meet Netflix, BBC, and major platform specs.

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Fast Turnaround

Expedited delivery and 24/7 support keep tight deadlines and urgent projects on track.

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Creative Partnership

Collaborative from day one, our team works closely with directors and producers to realize your vision.

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End-to-End Service

Complete post-production lives under one roof, from ingest to final delivery.

On Location

Post-production finishing for Peru footage

Raw footage from Peru's varied landscapes carries huge look value—the amber dunes outside Ica, the green canopy of the Amazon, the ochre stonework of Cusco. Skilled post work turns that raw material into finished content. Our edit and finishing pipeline handles the dynamic range and color spread of Peruvian locations, from harsh Andean light to the soft haze above the rainforest. We turn rushes from every corner of the country into polished, broadcast-ready deliverables for cinema, television, and digital release.

Lima colourists on calibrated, reference-grade displays — every Andean sky and Amazon green resolved exactly as your director saw it.

Our Video Editing and Rough Cut to Final Cut services shape your material into a strong story, whether you're cutting a feature documentary across many Peruvian regions or a drama series filmed in San Isidro and Pueblo Libre. Our Colour and Grading teams tune each scene to match across setups, reconciling the high sky over Puno with the coastal haze above Lima. Multi-cam sync and Interview & Dialogue editing finish the assembly stage and hand you a seamless cut, ready to polish and ship.

FAQs

Post-Production FAQs

Answers about timelines, deliverables, and how we handle your post-production needs.

What's included in post-production services?

The full pipeline runs from dailies to final delivery. We cut offline in Avid or Premiere, then move to online conform for VFX. From there it's DaVinci color sessions and Pro Tools sound editorial, with Foley and ADR when a project needs them. The final mix happens on a calibrated stage. We manage every tech handoff, so you never juggle separate vendors. Deliverables come QC'd to spec, whether that's a Netflix IMF, a Peru Télévisions broadcast master, or encrypted DCPs for theatrical.

How long does post-production typically take?

Commercials usually lock in 2-3 weeks, start to finish. Documentaries run eight to twelve weeks, since clearing archives and transcribing interviews takes time. VFX-heavy projects need 16–24 weeks, while dialogue-driven ones move faster. We've pulled off rush jobs when festival deadlines loom, but those cost more and burn people out. Better to set realistic schedules from the start.

Do you handle international deliverables?

Daily delivery to global platforms is routine for us. Each streaming service sets its own tech specs: Netflix wants IMF packages with set audio channel layouts, Amazon runs its own QC, and Apple TV+ needs Dolby Vision. We stay current on all of them. For broadcast, we deliver to the EBU R128 loudness standard that Peruvian and European channels need. Cinema DCPs we test on theater servers before any delivery goes out.

Can you match existing looks or brand guidelines?

Our colorists work from LUTs, CDLs, and reference stills. They match seasons, hold brand colors steady, and mirror a director's reference look. Calibrated monitors in the suite give true viewing conditions, so you see your OK'd content as it will look in a theater. For series, we build show LUTs that stay consistent across episodes and seasons.

What formats can you work with?

Everything current runs through our pipeline: ARRIRAW, RED R3D, Sony Venice X-OCN, Blackmagic RAW, and ProRes in all flavors. We also handle legacy formats when archive material enters the cut, like digibeta, HDCAM SR, and even film scans. The Lima facilities we partner with keep both modern gear and the older decks, ready when you need them.

On Set

Ready to Finish Your Project?

Tell us about your project. We'll deliver broadcast-ready masters, on time and on budget.