Video Editing & Post Production in Sri Lanka
Post production is where footage becomes a film. The edit sets the rhythm, colour grading sets the mood, and sound makes the whole thing feel real. Much of how a piece of video lands with its audience is decided here.
We finish our own productions in-house, and bring the same care to editing, grading and delivery — including the many versions and aspect ratios that a modern campaign needs.
What we deliver
Editing
Structuring footage into a story with the right pace, from first assembly to final cut.
Colour grading
Balancing shots and giving the film a consistent, deliberate look that matches the brand and the mood.
Sound design & mixing
Music, effects, voice-over and dialogue cleaned up and mixed so the film sounds as good as it looks.
Titles & motion graphics
On-screen text, supers, logos and graphics designed and animated to sit naturally in the edit.
Versioning & delivery
Cut-downs, subtitles and 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 versions exported to each platform's specifications.
How we approach post production
Assembly
Footage is organised and a first cut built against the script.
Offline edit
The story and pacing are refined through agreed review rounds.
Picture lock
The edit is approved, so grading and sound can be finished without rework.
Finishing
Colour grade, sound mix, titles and graphics are completed.
Delivery
Masters and every required version are exported and checked.
ONE STUDIO, END TO END
Making work since 2019
The studio has been designing, producing and marketing for brands in Sri Lanka since it was founded.
Nine disciplines, one team
Design, production and marketing under one roof — the team that makes the work can also get it seen, with fewer handovers and one consistent standard.
Founder-led
Projects are led by founder and lead designer Chandupa Weerakkody, so creative decisions stay with the people who shaped the idea.
Trusted by known brands
Clients include Hayleys, SLIIT, CINEC Campus, Whisper, Pantene, Head & Shoulders.
Common questions
What is colour grading?
Colour grading is the process of adjusting the colour, contrast and exposure of every shot so they match each other and create a deliberate look. It's what gives a film a consistent mood — warm, cool, natural or stylised — instead of looking like a collection of separate clips.
What is picture lock and why does it matter?
Picture lock is the point where the edit is approved and no further changes are made to timing. Colour and sound are finished after it, so changing the edit later means redoing that work.
What formats can you deliver in?
Deliverables are agreed at the start of the project: typically a master file plus versions for each channel — landscape, square and vertical, with or without subtitles — exported to each platform's specifications.