Frequently Asked Questions

What audio post production services does Point1Post provide?

We provide complete audio post production for feature films, feature documentaries and streaming platforms. Our services include premixing, final mixing, sound supervision, sound editorial and deliverables.

What sound formats do you support?

We support all major theatrical and home entertainment formats, including:
• Dolby Atmos (Theatrical & Home Entertainment)
• DTS:X
• 7.1 / 5.1
• SVA LtRt, Stereo

Can we dry hire the mix stage with our own mixer or sound team?

Absolutely. We have seating for up to 30 people, plus a dedicated client lounge, making it easy to host directors, producers, and editors.

Is the stage suitable for projects premixed elsewhere?

Yes. Our Pro Tools workflow aligns perfectly with the modern approach of premixing in smaller rooms before moving to a calibrated theatrical environment for the final mix.

Do you master trailers and commercials?

Yes we are authorised to master trailers and commercials. We can deliver both DCM and Pearl & Dean.

Can you play DCP Masters?

Yes the mix stage is equipped with a DCP server and DCI projector. Our Dolby CP850 allows the playback of Dolby Atmos mixes.

Do you provide sound editorial services?

Yes. We offer complete sound editorial packages tailored to your production’s needs, including:
• Sound supervision
• Dialogue editing
• Sound design
• FX editing
• Foley (via world class partner studios)
• ADR solutions through trusted major facilities

Do you supply your own editorial team?

We match your project with the best editorial crew from our network of experienced associate editors, ensuring the perfect fit for your film’s scale and creative goals.

Can I contact you to discuss a project?

Absolutely. We tailor every job to the creative and technical needs of the production.
Please contact us to discuss your project.




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