Change the location or the light after the shoot

Shoot the performance now, decide the location later

Shoot your actors in a controlled space, then put them in the cafe, the street or the room the script asks for, lit to match. AI-assisted tools get the shot most of the way; we finish it by hand so the performance stays exactly as shot and nothing reads as generated.

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Coffee Shop Relight: a white room turned into a cafe at dusk. Performance, wardrobe and props untouched.Drag to compare

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Same actors, same take, different room

The performance was shot in a white room with flat light. The cafe, the window, the street outside and the warm light from the lamps all came after the shoot. Nothing the actors did was touched.

How this shot was done →

What we do

  • New environments built around the original framing, table and props included
  • Relighting from the new room: warm practicals, cool windows, whatever the scene is
  • Performance, wardrobe, hair and hands untouched from the original take
  • A capture sheet for your DP so the footage arrives ready for this workflow
  • Every result checked frame by frame for edges, flicker and faces before delivery

Examples

Turnaround

One shot back, relit and relocated, within 48 hours.

Quoted per shot from your cut, within 24 hours. How a job runs.

Behind the scenes

For the producers and post supervisors who ask: the studio works in the same software as the large facilities, in a color-managed pipeline, with AI tools used only where they save the production something real and always finished by hand.

Compositing and cleanup
Nuke · Silhouette · Mocha Pro
Tracking
SynthEyes · LiDAR-aligned matchmove
Effects and 3D
Houdini · Blender · EmberGen · Marvelous Designer
AI-assisted
Beeble SwitchX and Relight · ComfyUI · ML mattes and clean plates
Color and delivery
DaVinci Resolve · ACES color pipeline · EXR and ProRes delivery

Final scene

Send the shots. Get a number back in 24 hours.

A low-res cut, a shot count and a deadline is enough. You get a per-shot estimate and a fixed quote, not an hourly guess.

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