Digipost

Digipost was a visual effects, animation and audio post-production studio whose Vietnam operation became the operational headquarters of a business founded in Singapore in 1994. Based in Ho Chi Minh City from 2005, it worked across advertising, documentaries, television, feature films and digital brand content. Its production activity has ceased, although the Vietnamese legal entity remains listed as active in tax records.

The studio brought picture and sound services together across multiple stages of production. Its visual effects capabilities covered concept design, on-set supervision, 3D modelling, texturing, lighting, compositing, simulations and virtual environments. Animation work included character animation, asset preparation and coordination with motion-capture facilities. Digital intermediate colour grading, monitor calibration, conforming, online editing and mastering supported its finishing work.

Audio post-production was another substantial part of the studio's practice. Services included sound editing, sound design, Foley, ADR and voice-over recording, stereo and surround mixing, and original commercial music composition. This combination supported projects requiring coordinated visual finishing and sound production.

Production work and collaboration

Digipost provided complete audio post-production for the six-part Discovery Channel documentary series Surviving Borneo. Its television work included set design, on-set visual effects supervision and a virtual underwater shark aquarium for Vietnam's Kiddie Shark. Commercial projects included a fully animated Omo character advertisement and visual effects and online post-production for a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 campaign.

In July 2018, Digipost announced an integration with sister content agency RICE & Partners. The collaboration paired documentary-style storytelling and content development with Digipost's visual effects, finishing and sound expertise, extending their combined offering across production and post-production. The studio served Vietnamese clients alongside productions across Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific region, Australia and North America.