You have shot some great images, now come and edit, tweak and dress them up in a pleasant location with a terrace and an open space where you can drink good coffee.
+ 500 customers have already placed their trust in us from all over the world
4 video editing and special effects suites, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer, Final Cut and After Effects with HD monitor and mixing desk.
Comfortable, air-conditioned video suites for editing your projects, receiving your clients and presenting your edits to them in the best conditions, with the technical support of our teams. At Kino, space is not at a premium, our control rooms are particularly spacious, a luxury in Paris!
All our control rooms are connected to the hub by a fast network allowing files to be transferred and digitised from Hdcam, Digital Beta, HDV, DVCAM video recorders, etc.
Our fibre optic network allows your files to be validated and delivered remotely as quickly as possible.
We store the media on our secure NAS.
You can come with your editors or benefit from the experience of our network of special effects editors.
Our team of graphic designers and animators creates all the special effects and animations for your audiovisual productions, advertisements or video interfaces.
We can use all the video editing techniques: compositing, motion design, rotoscoping, 3D, tracking, morphing, etc. to produce your title sequences, 2D and 3D animations, localisations of foreign programmes, etc.
By entrusting us with your projects, we use the most appropriate special effects techniques to achieve a result that meets your expectations.
Films produced
Motion design
Interviews
Countries covered
Post-production refers to all the technical and artistic stages that take place after the filming of an audiovisual project in order to optimise the visual quality and make aesthetic adjustments. This finalisation phase is crucial to guarantee graphic consistency, harmonise lighting, correct imperfections and add visual effects that enhance the image. Every project, whether it is a film for cinema, an advertisement, a music video or an institutional video, goes through a process of retouching and correction aimed at enhancing the final rendering. The objective is to obtain a fluid, clean and aesthetic image, capable of transmitting a specific atmosphere and reinforcing the emotional impact of the content.
Video colour grading is one of the pillars of image post-production and plays a decisive role in the standardisation of colours and contrasts. This phase consists of adjusting the colour of each shot in order to ensure visual continuity between the different sequences. Shooting with several light sources or at different times of the day can result in variations in colour that need to be corrected to ensure consistency throughout the project. The colourist applies colour curves to rebalance the saturation, brightness and white balance. They can also adjust the intensity of shadows and highlights to create a visual atmosphere consistent with the narrative. This stage also allows them to give the film an aesthetic signature by accentuating certain colours, opting for a dominant hue or reinforcing a specific visual style, whether cinematic, advertising or documentary.
Image correction is another key stage in the image post-production process, aimed at rectifying technical defects picked up during filming. It is a meticulous job that involves removing imperfections such as dust, unwanted reflections or light inconsistencies. This correction is essential to ensure that each shot meets a quality standard and that no disruptive elements alter the visual reading. In some productions, this phase also includes digital retouching to eliminate unwanted objects, correct make-up errors or soften certain skin textures in portraits and close-ups. This intervention, although discreet, plays a major role in the fluidity and elegance of the final rendering, guaranteeing total immersion for the viewer.
The addition of visual effects is an essential component of image post-production, allowing a production to be enriched with sophisticated digital elements. Whether it’s green screen, motion design, graphic animation or 3D compositing, these techniques allow for expanded creative possibilities and spectacular images. VFX (Visual Effects) is used particularly in cinema, advertising and music videos to integrate fictitious environments, add explosions, modify sets or even create virtual characters. Thanks to technological advances, visual post-production software such as After Effects, Nuke, Blender or Cinema 4D now makes it possible to produce ultra-realistic and dynamic images. These interventions add a spectacular dimension to audiovisual projects and enable the boundaries of creativity to be pushed back.
Image restoration is a specific branch of visual post-production that aims to improve or repair sequences altered by time or technical defects. This technique is particularly used for old films that require conservation treatment, but also for certain contemporary productions that suffer from difficult shooting conditions. Digital restoration tools can be used to remove excessive grain, stabilise the image and reconstruct damaged parts. Thanks to advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning software, it is now possible to increase the resolution of a video, improve sharpness and eliminate digital artefacts. This intervention is invaluable in offering a second life to film archives and guaranteeing optimal viewing quality on new distribution media.
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