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Full post-production and narrative assembly for a long-form healthcare staff interview.
Post-Production Highlights:
• Multi-Speaker Dialogue Pacing: Seamless dialogue cutting, eliminating false starts and unnatural pauses while maintaining conversational flow.
• Audio Cleanup & Mastering: Background noise removal, vocal leveling, and frequency balance in Fairlight for broadcast clarity.
• Visual Structure: Clean lower thirds, institutional pacing, and subtle color matching across interview setups.
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