Best Post-Production Companies in Barcelona (2026)

Introduction

Barcelona has a compact post-production scene built around commercials, Spanish and Catalan features, and the international shoots that use the city as a service base. The eight houses below each offer several stages of finishing in one place, typically editing, grading, visual effects and sound, and each has a working studio in the city in 2026.

Most of the city’s post houses are small and sit in the Eixample, Gràcia, Poblenou and the Raval, close to the production companies and agencies that feed them work. The largest operation on this list belongs to Deluxe, which runs image and sound post, mixing and dubbing from several Barcelona sites. The independents work at a different scale. Moonlight Barcelona graded Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s “La bola negra”, a 2026 feature that Panorama Audiovisual called a technical “Titanic” of Spanish cinema.

Each firm here lists a Barcelona studio in the Barcelona-Catalunya Film Commission’s company directory or on its own site. Houses that specialise in a single discipline are covered on the separate VFX and sound design pages. The list is unranked, as the right choice depends on the format, budget and delivery requirements of your project.

The best post-production companies in Barcelona

1. Deluxe Spain

Part of Deluxe · Sant Martí and Eixample · bydeluxe.com

Deluxe Spain is the Spanish arm of Deluxe, the US-based media services group, and its Barcelona operation is the largest on this list. Image and sound post-production and mixing are based on Carrer del Perú, dubbing on Carrer de Guitard, and a separate advertising team works from Passatge Méndez Vigo in the Eixample. The company also has two sites in Madrid.

Facilities include colour grading rooms, VFX, sound editing rooms and mixing theatres with Dolby Atmos, 5.1 and 7.1 capability, alongside dailies and localisation. That combination suits features and series that need picture, sound and dubbed versions delivered from one supplier.

2. Moonlight Barcelona

Independent · Gràcia · moonlightbarcelona.com

Moonlight Barcelona is a post-production company working on films, commercials and music videos from a studio on Carrer Alegre de Dalt. Its services cover workflow design and on-set outpost, editing, colour grading, VFX and motion graphics, sound mixing and design, and a digital lab.

Colourist Jorge Ortiz graded “La bola negra” at Moonlight, as Panorama Audiovisual reported in September 2026. The digital lab and outpost services make it a practical partner for productions that want one house to handle data from the shoot through to the final master.

3. Artic Pospo

Independent · Gràcia · bcncatfilmcommission.com

Artic Pospo is a Gràcia post house on Carrer Montmany that takes on all kinds of audiovisual work. Its services cover colour grading, VFX, editing, sound design and voice-over, so a short-form project can move from cut to final mix without changing supplier.

It also rents out space for clients who want to edit their own projects, which suits directors and in-house teams who prefer to cut themselves and bring in the studio for grading and sound.

4. Pijama Creative Production Studio

Independent · Eixample · pijama.tv

Pijama describes itself as an audiovisual post-production boutique, working from Carrer de Provença. Its services cover editing, colour grading, VFX (including on-set supervision and virtual production), sound design, 3D and motion graphics. Founder and CEO Ivan Garriga Simó also co-founded the AI studio Caapsai Genlab, and Panorama Audiovisual featured him in a September 2025 piece on generative AI in production.

Recent work includes the 2024 Nissan Qashqai campaign, the Movistar+ series “El Otro Lado” and a Netflix project at the Sagrada Família. The studio works with production companies such as Blur Films and Albiñana, and with brands including Apple, Audi, Google, Red Bull and Sony.

5. La Casa de Kuleshov

Independent · Eixample · lacasadekuleshov.com

La Casa de Kuleshov was founded in Barcelona in 2015 by the editors Luis Calvo and Sergi Llopart, each with more than 20 years in the industry. It works from Carrer de Bailèn in the Dreta de l’Eixample.

The studio handles post-production for television, advertising, fiction and documentary, starting with technical consultancy in pre-production and running through to final deliveries. An editor-led house of this kind is a good fit for long-form documentary and series work, where the cut drives the rest of the schedule.

6. Antaviana Films

Independent · Eixample · antavianafilms.com

Antaviana Films specialises in film post-production and digital effects, working from Carrer del Rosselló. Its core team is long-standing, with some members having worked together for more than 20 years, and newer staff bring international experience.

Antaviana suits feature productions that want finishing and effects work handled by the same team. Ask how the work is split between in-house artists and partners for sound, as its listing leads with picture post and effects.

7. Higgins Postproduction

Independent · Poblenou · higgins-post.com

Higgins is an image post-production house for film, series and advertising, based on Carrer de Llull in Poblenou with a second site in Orduña, near Bilbao. It runs an image lab and dailies, edit suites and conform, colour grading in HDR, SDR and Dolby Vision (including remote sessions), VFX and GFX, and UHD mastering and deliveries for streaming platforms and TV.

Its credits include Carla Simón’s “Flamenco”, the Netflix series “El cuerpo en llamas”, “Tu también lo harías” for Disney+ and Apple TV, and the Prime Video title “Day One”. Sound is not listed among its services, so plan for a separate mix if you need one.

8. Nofictionart

Independent · El Raval · bcncatfilmcommission.com

Nofictionart is a small Raval studio covering an unusually wide range for its size: concept planning and on-set shooting, editing, sound design, colour correction and grading, 2D and 3D animation, compositing and motion graphics.

Its effects work includes match moving, matte painting and simulation (cloth, crowds, fluids, smoke and fire), and it produces content for video mapping and digital signage. That makes it worth a look for installation, event and brand projects where post and animation overlap.

What to look for in a Barcelona post-production company

Start with what “full service” means for each house. In Barcelona it ranges from Deluxe, with mixing theatres and dubbing stages, to boutiques where one team cuts, grades and composites, and sound may be handled by a partner studio. Ask which stages happen in-house and which are subcontracted, and who is responsible if a partner misses a date.

Check delivery specifications early. Features and series for streamers need specific masters, Atmos mixes and versioning, while commercials for international clients often need multiple aspect ratios and language versions. Barcelona houses that serve both markets will have templates for these, and it saves time to share the delivery document before the offline starts.

Ask who will work on your project by name. Many Barcelona houses are built around a few senior editors or colourists, and some of that talent works freelance across several studios. If a particular colourist or editor is the reason you chose the house, confirm their availability for your dates.

Finally, look at how media moves between the shoot, the house and the client. Rushes, proxies, project files and review cuts can spread across drives, transfer links and email threads, and approvals get lost along the way. A post house with a clear process for sharing versions and gathering timestamped feedback will save rounds of revisions.

How Fabric helps post-production teams

Fabric gives a post-production team one workspace for media, project files and client feedback, with AI search across all of it. Rushes and renders sit in Fabric’s cloud drive, which streams files on demand so they take no local disk space, and heavy video files open without a full download. There is a walkthrough on editing video straight from a cloud drive.

Search works by meaning across documents, images and transcribed audio and video, and results jump to the right timestamp. With audio and video transcription, interviews and dailies become searchable, which helps editors find a line of dialogue or a take without scrubbing through hours of footage.

For review rounds, the team shares a cut with the client as a commenter. Through that shared link, without creating an account, the client can leave timestamped comments on video and audio and draw on a video frame to point at a problem, and the team marks each comment completed as it is fixed, so notes work like a checklist. The guide to getting client feedback on a video covers the steps. Final deliverables can go out with password protection, and link analytics shows when each named recipient opened them.

On Team plans, Fabric can maintain a page for each client from meetings, Slack and the workspace, covering decisions, deliverables and open items. Producers joining mid-project can see what was agreed without digging through threads.

Password protection and link analytics are included on Pro and Team plans, and client pages on Team plans. See plans for teams.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best post-production company in Barcelona?

It depends on the project. For features and series that need picture, mixing and dubbing from one supplier, Deluxe Spain has the most extensive Barcelona facilities. For streaming series and features that need lab, grading and mastering, Higgins Postproduction has a strong record. For commercials and independent films, boutiques such as Moonlight Barcelona, Pijama and Artic Pospo cover editing, grading, VFX and sound at a smaller scale.

What does a full-service post-production house do?

It takes a project from the edit through to final delivery: offline and online editing, colour grading, visual effects and motion graphics, sound design and mixing, and mastering. Some, like Moonlight Barcelona, also run data management and outpost services during the shoot.

Where can I find specialist VFX studios in Barcelona?

Studios that focus on visual effects alone are covered in the best VFX studios in Barcelona. A separate page covers sound design studios in the city.

Which Barcelona post houses handle dubbing?

Deluxe Spain runs dubbing from a dedicated Barcelona site on Carrer de Guitard, alongside mixing theatres with Dolby Atmos capability. Smaller houses on this list focus on original-language post and usually work with a dubbing partner when versions are needed.

How do I send large video files to a Barcelona post house?

Rushes often still travel on drives, with transfer links used for smaller deliveries. A shared cloud folder keeps the latest versions in one place for both sides, and Fabric’s guide to sending large video files to a client covers one approach.

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