Harbor

Production and Post Production Studio in New York, Los Angeles, Hollywood, London, Chicago, and Atlanta. Offering Live Action Production, Dailies, Color, Sound, ADR, VFX, Offline Editorial, and Delivery. Servicing Entertainment and Advertising industries. Crafting across genres: Feature Films, Episodic, Television, Music Videos, Super Bowl Campaigns, Commercials, Branded Content.

In The Press

Kinsale Sharks Winners Revealed

Rachel Scott nominated for three Young Arrows 2025

George Castle joins shots EMEA jury

And the winner is…

The Controlled Chaos of the Chase: 20th Century’s Eenie Meanie

Harbor’s Josh Berger wins Emmy for Beatles 64′

BFI London Film Festival 2025

Beatles ’64 Brings Beatlemania to a New Generation with Emmy-Nominated Sound

Yes, we do make it out of the dark room. Sometimes.

Crafting Memory: The Emmy-Nominated Sound & Post-Production Behind Pee-wee as Himself

By: Ellie Powers Director Matt Wolf calls post-production his favorite part of the filmmaking process, especially when working with archival…

Painting with Light, Color and Emotion with Harbor colorists Maxine Gervais and Roman Hankewycz

Harbor Appoints Morten Vinther as Executive Creative Director, Advertising

What Happens When a City Loses Its Voice? Slumlord Millionaire and The Sounds of New York

Harbor Readies Seven Films for TIFF

Harbor Readies Four Films for Venice Film Festival

Gold and Bronze at Creative Circle for Harbor Colourists

Harbor Sound Artists Earn Emmy Nods, Our Clients Earn 71 Nominations Across 21 Projects

Gus Ribeiro and the AI Elephant in the Room

Jason T. Morrow joins Harbor as Supervising Dailies Producer UK

Karate Kid: Legends — A Timeless [Not Retro] Look

Buttery Yellow & Nantucket Red: Crafting the Color of Wealth in Netflix’s Sirens

June Recap #OUTNOW

Ben Jacobson Learns What It Means to Make Movies with Your Friends

Celine Song: Writing from Pre-Production Through Post

VFX Supervisor Gus Ribeiro joins Harbor

Sex, Strippers, and Sisterhood: Inside the Bell Sisters’ Summer of 69

Five Harbor-Supported Films to Premiere at Tribeca Festival