Brief
US x HER needed a post-production package that could make the film feel contemporary, internet-native, and emotionally readable across a 60-second teaser, VFX moments, subtitles, social-style graphics, and final delivery assets.
Visual Direction
The visual system leaned into online identity, social interface language, relationship tension, and warm cinematic frames. The work needed to feel designed without pulling attention away from the performances.
Motion and VFX Passes
The motion work focused on making digital overlays feel integrated into the scene, while keeping the edits readable and emotionally timed. The VFX shot work was tracked alongside the edit so graphics, timing, and review notes could move together.
Subtitle and Readability Studies
The subtitle tests compared font weight, color, contrast, and placement across different lighting conditions. The goal was to keep dialogue legible without making the subtitles feel disconnected from the film world.
Production Tracking
The project used visual boards, shot lists, and timeline planning to keep VFX, subtitle, graphics, review, and final export tasks moving in sequence.
Teaser Export
The final teaser pass brought the edit, graphics, motion, subtitles, and cinematic tone into one deliverable that could be reviewed quickly and shared as a polished presentation cut.
Outcome
The finished package gave US x HER a clearer post-production system: stronger visual continuity, organized VFX review, readable subtitle direction, and teaser assets that feel connected to the film rather than added after the fact.
