
Still, it's the best frustrating workflow I've put together so far.īefore we get started, I'd like to make it clear that this post is in no way meant to be a "how-to" guide for others to follow. Each step has technical and creative frustrations that keep me from being satisfied. And, while I've been able to settle on a consistent workflow over the past year or so, I would never describe it as smooth or flexible.


Over the past three-ish years of working for myself, I've experimented with a number of permutations of my post-production workflow in an attempt to find the smoothest, most flexible path from dailies to delivery.
