SOLUTIONS · POST-PRODUCTION

Make your library
distribution-ready, automatically.

An industrial post-production line for studios, content owners, and library digitization teams — moving thousands of hours from tape and legacy storage into OTT, FAST, and VOD distribution at predictable throughput.

WHY NOW

A post-production line has to behave like a fab —
parallel, instrumented, predictable.

The FAST channel buildout and regional OTT expansion have, for the first time, given catalog content a clear market price. A studio sitting on 8,000 hours of evergreen series is no longer asked "what's new?" — it's asked "how much can you ship next quarter?" Titles that clear delivery are revenue. Titles that don't are carrying cost. Library activation has moved from a side project run by an archivist to a P&L line item the head of distribution has to defend every quarter.

Clearing delivery is not a copy-to-cloud operation. Distributors want spec-compliant masters, region-mandated subtitles, and files that pass automated QC on ingest. Subtitling has shifted from value-add to gating requirement — Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, US Hispanic, and EU markets all enforce caption SLAs at intake, and many demand multiple language variants per title. Manual transcription does not scale to library throughput at any unit economics that pencil out, and outsourced caption vendors quietly become the slowest link in your release calendar.

The deeper constraint is throughput economics. Onboarding 2,000 hours in a quarter through a serial transcode pipeline burns out engineers and misses launch windows. QC done reactively — after a distributor flags a black frame at minute 37 — costs ten times more than QC done as the file leaves transcode. A modern post-production line has to behave like a fab: parallel, instrumented, predictable, with QC and captioning built into the conveyor rather than bolted on after delivery fails.

READY?

Turn your catalog into shippable inventory
— start with a technical assessment.

We map your library size, current pipeline bottlenecks, and target distribution specs, then return an executable industrial post-production blueprint — throughput model in hours per quarter, language matrix scoped to your priority markets, QC ruleset aligned to distributor delivery specs, and an integration plan that fits your existing MAM, storage, and rights system rather than ripping it out.