Film editing is the art and craft of assembling shots into a coherent and compelling sequence. It involves selecting and arranging visual and audio elements to create a seamless and impactful narrative. It enhances storytelling, engages audiences, and contributes significantly to the overall cinematic experience.

Film retouching refers to the post-production process of enhancing and refining the visual elements of a film. It involves adjusting colors, contrast, and sharpness, as well as removing imperfections or inconsistencies in the footage, contributing to a polished and professional appearance of the final film product.

Film sound, often referred to as audio post-production, is a crucial element in the cinematic experience. It encompasses the creation, editing, and mixing of all auditory components in a film, including dialogue, music, and sound effects, ensuring that the auditory elements complement the visual narrative seamlessly.