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Background item removal.
Beauty Refinement.
Softening faces.
Cheek blushing.
Removing bags under eyes.
Eye lightening.
Teeth Whitening.
Face thinning.
Skin Tone Adjustments.
Patching holes in walls.
Placing wording in between a person and their background.
Changing the color of the walls.
Evolving the look of a scene within the same clip over a few seconds to a dramatically different scene.
Combining multiple video captures into one scene to emphasize a moment from the past or multiple messages at once.
Changing the color of clothing.
Adding a logo or sign to a wall within a scene.
Blurring or removing a logo or sign.
Adding visual noise, lens flare, dirt or aspherical lens looks to video.

On more than one occasion in the last year, we spoke with film-makers who eagerly embarked on filming without actually checking the footage along the way.


The stories we hear! In one case, the film crew, in an effort to counteract the bright light, had cranked up the shutter speed. Once out of sync with the frame rate, it caused arm and hand movements to appear as if they were filmed in slo-motion. There's not much that can be done about this in post. But it's an easy fix, if you catch it at the end of the first day of filming.


By uploading files to our MASV portal at the end of the day (straight from the set if you have wifi) we can quickly drop it into a timeline, apply a pre-discussed look, render, export and upload a low-resolution version to a secure viewing area where you can see if you like how it's going and make adjustments or even reshoot if necessary! Before it's all "in the can" and too late.