About

Clear Cut Pictures is an award winning London Post Production Facility with an enviable reputation for delivering quality Avid and Final Cut Pro based post production at an affordable budget. We were unanimously voted Broadcast Magazine's Best Post Production Facility at the 2011 Broadcast Awards. 

We are one of the most popular post production facilities in the UK and have a reputation for our technical infrastructure which is well suited to quick turnaround programming. 

We have 60 Cutting rooms across our three sites - 25 at our original base in Shepherds Bush, West London, 11 in our facility on Newman Street in Soho and 25 in our new Bloomsbury site. The three sites have over 200TB of networked editing storage and are connected by 2 x 10gb fibre lines, allowing access to material at either location. You can offline in West London and finish in Central London - we give you the flexibility to work how you want. 

Onlines are delivered over five Symphony Nitris HD or FCP HD Online suites. Specialist grading facilities include Nucoda Film Master, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro Color. 

The company's award-winning Audio department has eight state of the art Pro Tools dubbing theatres five of which are 5.1 mix capable, four Voiceover booths and with a multi-talented sound team we are perfectly set up to handle any job. Additional facilities include ISDN Voice-over, ADR and Foley.

Clear Cut's Graphics team have worked on a variety of broadcast programmes, corporate films and short form spots for both national and international broadcasters.
 
Covering all aspects from storyboarding, branding and concept design, through to animation, compositing, vfx and final delivery, our graphics department utilises After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator as well as 3D packages for character build and animation to offer all options for superb graphics.
 
Some key credits worked on are 'Joanna Lumley's Nile' for Tiger Aspect, 'The Great British Food Revival' for Outline Productions with the graphics department's work being incorporated into the design of the accompanying book and London Creative's 'Moneygram' Commercial which animated a puppet theatre with a world forming around them.