From episodic finishing to marketing assets and deliverables, everything a streaming post partner should cover · 9 min read
Streaming has changed what post-production means. It’s no longer only about finishing a show — it’s about delivering that show to many platforms and markets, plus producing the trailers, promos, social cutdowns and localized versions that make people watch it.
This guide covers the post-production services for streaming that platforms, channels and studios rely on: what each service includes, what streaming deliverables demand, and how to choose a post partner that can handle both the content and its marketing.
Story editing for episodes, films and branded series, then conform at full quality.
Consistent looks across episodes and seasons, graded for the displays and standards each platform requires.
Dialogue editing, music, effects and mixes delivered to platform loudness specs, plus separate stems.
Titles, lower thirds, credits and visual effects integrated into the final master.
Checks for picture, sound, sync, captions and compliance before delivery — the step that prevents rejections.
Masters, textless versions, stems, subtitles, dubbed versions and metadata for each platform and market. More in our video localization guide.
Of TV episodes finished by our post team.
Of streaming originals delivered across platforms.
Of social cutdowns for streaming and entertainment brands like Roku and Tastemade.
Explore our post & finishing services, the video post-production process and streaming marketing.
Editing, color grading, sound mixing, graphics and VFX, finishing and QC, and deliverables for each platform — plus marketing post such as trailers, promos, social cutdowns and localized versions.
The files a platform requires to publish a title: masters in specific formats, textless versions, audio stems, subtitles and captions, dubbed versions, artwork and metadata.
Common reasons include technical errors in picture or sound, loudness out of spec, caption timing issues, missing elements or files that don’t match the platform’s requirements. Thorough QC prevents most of them.
Yes, and it often helps: the same team knows the footage, the look and the story, so trailers and promos stay consistent with the show.
Finishing, deliverables, trailers, promos and localization — one team for your content and its campaign. Let’s talk.