Our Focus
We operate at the intersection of post-production and design.
Post-production involves the processes that occur after the filming or recording of audiovisual content. This includes editing, color correction, visual effects, sound design, and more. Design, on the other hand, encompasses the creative process of conceptualizing and crafting visual elements to communicate a message or evoke a certain feeling.
When these two fields intersect, they come together to serve a common purpose: to convey narratives, ideas, and emotions through visuals. Whether it's in film, television, advertising, or digital media, the art of visual storytelling combines the technical aspects of post-production with the creative vision of design to create compelling and immersive experiences for audiences.
Every element, from the editing choices to the color palette to the graphic design elements, contributes to the overall narrative and helps to immerse the audience in the story being told.
EDITITORIAL
Our editorial team has award-winning experience across many formats and genres in documentary, short, feature, series, and branded content. Our edit suites are DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere, and Avid Media Composer ready.
COLOR & PICTURE FINISHING
Supporting SDR through HDR workflows, our Colorists and Conform Artists ensure preservation of both creative vision and technical precision across resolutions and color spaces. Formats from 2K to 4K, DPX to .r3d native, we tailor the look to meet any delivery specification.
VISUAL FX
Our boutique VFX team specializes in bespoke FX, chroma compositing, screen replacements, beauty work and production fixes. At our core, we are creative problem solvers. Ready to adapt to your production needs and dedicated to ensuring our shots always hit the mark.
DESIGN
At DEADEYE, we are equally passionate about our design capabilities. From title design, motion graphics, key art, to advertising and experiential design, we apply our keen eye for detail and insightful storytelling to everything we create.
