1. the stage of filmmaking, video production, or audio production that occurs after the main recording or filming is complete, including editing, sound design, visual effects, and color correction
Usage: commonly used in film, television, and music industries; often abbreviated as 'post-production' or 'post'

Examples

• The movie spent six months in postproduction before its theatrical release.
• Postproduction work includes color grading, sound mixing, and adding visual effects.
• The director oversaw every detail of postproduction to ensure the film met her vision.
• Modern postproduction relies heavily on digital technology and specialized software.
• The postproduction team added CGI creatures to the fantasy film.
• Without careful postproduction editing, the documentary would have been twice as long.