LOGISTICS: FACILITIES: POST-PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT

Post-production is all the equipment needed after the production stage. This stage is the last stage the film goes through before it's ready for release.

Some of the stages that it goes through are:
 - picture edit
 - sound edit
 - visual effects
 - grading
 - tilting
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The equipment used for this is;
 - picture editing package
 - AVID media composer
 - Apple final cut pro
 - adobe premier
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There is also a sound editing facility during this phase:
 - stienburg nuendo
 - avid pro tools
 - audacity
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When in this part of film making it is important to note that the higher the budget is for the film the better the editing in the end will be because there will be more money in effects and the editing as a hole, however if you have a low budget and cannot afford a lot of editing facilities that does not mean that your film will be bad quality.

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