Browsing: Editing & Post Production

Topline:Hollywood editors who made your favorite TV series and films shine are feeling the economic crunch in Hollywood as productions move elsewhere. A proposed tax credit may help stem that tide, but will it do enough?

The London post-production company’s founding-team colorist will now oversee daily operations across its creative, production, and technical teams.

BenQ’s first professional monitors designed for color grading with 3D LUT hardware calibration and dedicated content tools

Avid and Google Cloud announced the expansion of their strategic partnership, introducing browser-based Avid Media Composer, the company’s flagship video editing platform, and an upgraded Avid Content Core, Avid’s content data platform. 

The fastest way to make any video look professional is to combine three things at once: cut on an emotional or visual beat roughly every three seconds, keep audio levels balanced under every scene, and hold one consistent color tone across all your clips. Editing is the invisible language that shapes how people feel time.

The BlackStar x FotoKem Short Film Contest will provide one filmmaker with a $12,000 package of professional post-production services for a narrative short already in post-production.

CineDream, the point-and-click color grading tool from Color Finale creator Denver Riddle, is now available as native plug-ins for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve. The release puts the same ACES 2.0-based pipeline and direct on-image grading into all four hosts, with no round-trip to a separate grading application. For…

Jim Cramer called it months ago, and now Google has planted its AI inside the same Hollywood editing software that Adobe has long called home territory. The question is whether this is a one-off partnership or the opening move in…

At IBC2026, LALAL.AI shows its stem splitter running fully offline inside a device, alongside new dialogue-isolation demos aimed at post-production, dubbing, and localization workflows.

Every professional video editor knows the feeling: you’re deep in a cut, and everything’s clicking…until it isn’t. You’re missing a b-roll shot to cover an awkward transition, or the perfect sound effect, forcing you to leave your timeline and start digging through libraries and websites, breaking your creative momentum.