DØ Postproduction

DØ Postproduction is a Spanish visual effects and post-production studio established in January 2017. Working across film, scripted television, documentaries and advertising, it combines creative image-making with technical support throughout production and finishing. Its operations span Murcia and Madrid, serving Spanish and international productions, including projects for major streaming platforms.

The studio developed from the audiovisual collective Maskeline – A Visual Foundry as a dedicated business for visual effects and post-production. Its early work included La Casa de Papel (Money Heist), for which it became the principal VFX provider across all five seasons. Contributions ranged from the opening titles to digital environment extensions, crowd duplication, fluid effects and CGI assets such as helicopters, zeppelins and military vehicles. Invisible effects and image cleanup also formed part of that work.

From production planning to final delivery

The studio supports projects from pre-production script breakdowns and on-set VFX supervision through compositing, grading and delivery. Its capabilities encompass both 2D and 3D work, including concept art, character assets, digital environments, matte painting, photogrammetry and 3D scanning. Simulation work includes crowds and fluids, while finishing services cover conforming, offline and online editing, color grading and master delivery.

Title design is another strand of its production work, bringing together typography, motion graphics and animation for opening sequences. The combination of effects and finishing services allows the company to address both conspicuous digital imagery and subtle alterations integrated into photographed footage.

Its wider portfolio includes Sky Rojo, Toy Boy, Sagrada Familia, Romancero, Sin Huellas and El Embarcadero. It also contributed VFX and opening titles to Berlín in collaboration with Deluxe, and served as a second VFX vendor on The Platform 2 and Awareness. These projects reflect a focus on episodic fiction and feature films alongside its documentary and commercial work.