AI Lip Sync for Film & Post-Production

Streamline ADR, foreign-language releases, and VFX dialogue with AI lip sync built for professional post-production workflows.

In short: In film and post-production, lip sync has always been one of the most labor-intensive tasks. ADR (automated dialogue replacement) requires actors to re-perform lines in a studio, and foreign-language releases traditionally need either full re-shoots or acceptance of mismatched lip movements.

In film and post-production, lip sync has always been one of the most labor-intensive tasks. ADR (automated dialogue replacement) requires actors to re-perform lines in a studio, and foreign-language releases traditionally need either full re-shoots or acceptance of mismatched lip movements. AI lip sync changes this by automatically adjusting mouth movements to match new dialogue or translated audio, saving studios significant time and budget.

VFX teams and post-production houses use tools like Sync to handle dialogue fixes, language versions, and creative changes without bringing talent back to set. The technology integrates into existing post-production pipelines and produces results at a quality level suitable for theatrical and streaming distribution.

How It Works

Import the scene and the replacement or translated audio into Sync. The AI analyzes the actor's facial performance and regenerates mouth movements to match the new dialogue while preserving the original emotional performance. Export the result back into your editing timeline.

Benefits

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the quality good enough for theatrical release? +
AI lip sync quality has reached a level where it holds up on large screens for most dialogue scenes. Studios typically use it for wide and medium shots, with manual refinement reserved for hero close-ups when needed.
Can AI lip sync preserve the actor's emotional performance? +
Yes. The technology adjusts mouth shapes while preserving the rest of the facial performance, including eye movement, brow expressions, and micro-expressions. The emotional tone of the original performance is maintained.
How does this integrate into existing post-production workflows? +
Most teams export clips from their NLE (Premiere, Resolve, Avid), process them through Sync, and import the results back into the timeline. The process fits into standard editorial and VFX review workflows.

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