TV broadcasting post-production refers to the stage of television production that occurs after recording and involves refining and enhancing the footage before it is broadcasted. The process includes editing the shots, arranging them in the desired sequence, and adding transitions. Color correction is performed to achieve consistent and visually appealing visuals, while audio editing involves refining recorded audio, adjusting levels, and synchronising it with the visuals. Visual effects may be added to enhance or create elements not present during filming, and graphics and titles are incorporated to provide additional information. Audio mixing ensures a balanced and immersive audio experience. Quality control checks are conducted to ensure the content meets broadcasting standards.

TV broadcasting post-production is the crucial phase where recorded footage is polished through editing, color correction, audio editing, and the addition of visual effects, graphics, and titles. The audio and visuals are balanced and synchronised, and quality control checks are performed before the content is ready for broadcast.