Precision post.
 Powerful stories.

Set in Japan in 1600, at the dawn of a century-defining civil war, Lord Yoshii Toranaga is fighting for his life as the Council of Regents unites against him—just as a mysterious European ship washes ashore in a nearby fishing village.

D dot Post crafted the editing, sound design, and final mix for the Emmy-winning “The Making of Shōgun,” revealing the artistry, detail, and world-building behind FX’s landmark series—which went on to claim 18 Emmy Awards.

When Editree connected us with Ryan Reynolds’ production company, Maximum Effort, and their client, Samsung, we knew we were in for something bold, fast-paced—and totally unexpected.

Stuntmen leaping off rooftops? Full-blown fight choreography—shot entirely on a cellphone? Absolutely. We were up for the challenge.

D dot Post delivered intense, cinematic sound design and a high-impact mix—ensuring the energy, realism, and pacing landed perfectly in every scene.

D dot Post led the post-production and editorial work for Behind the Crimes – a short-form documentary revealing the craft behind Grotesquerie—a series that blurs the line between psychological thriller and procedural drama. Our team shaped the piece from the ground up, handling picture editing, sound design, and final mix to build a cohesive, atmospheric narrative.

Set in a small town shaken by brutal crimes, Grotesquerie follows Niecy Nash-Betts as Detective Lois Tryon and her unlikely partner on a case that grows disturbingly personal and hypnotically surreal. As the mystery deepens, so does the visual and sonic language of the documentary—each cut, texture, and sound carefully crafted to mirror the show’s descent into madness and the filmmakers’ bold creative vision.