Grotesquerie

Behind the Crimes – A First Look at Grotesquerie

D dot Post led the post-production and editorial work for Behind the Crimes – a short-form documentary revealing the craft behind Grotesquerie—a series that blurs the line between psychological thriller and procedural drama. Our team shaped the piece from the ground up, handling picture editing, sound design, and final mix to build a cohesive, atmospheric narrative.

Set in a small town shaken by brutal crimes, Grotesquerie follows Niecy Nash-Betts as Detective Lois Tryon and her unlikely partner on a case that grows disturbingly personal and hypnotically surreal. As the mystery deepens, so does the visual and sonic language of the documentary—each cut, texture, and sound carefully crafted to mirror the show’s descent into madness and the filmmakers’ bold creative vision.

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Music Editing, Picture Editing, Sound Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mix

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Behind the Crimes – Shooting Episode Five In One Take | Grotesquerie

See how the cast and crew of FX’s Grotesquerie raced against the sunset to shoot the intricate one-shot, one-take sequence in “Red Haze".

Behind the Crimes – Crafting The Plot Twist | Grotesquerie

The cast and crew of FX’s Grotesquerie unveil the careful trail of clues layered into every scene leading up to the revelations in Episode Seven.

Behind the Crimes – Making a Murder Tableau | Grotesquerie

Go behind the scenes as the production team works to bring the detailed and intricate staging of Grotesquerie’s crimes to life from page to screen.

Behind the Crimes – Designing the Costumes, Hair, and Makeup | Grotesquerie

How did Lois get her iconic white coat? Hear the story from Niecy Nash-Betts and the costume team, then step into the hair and makeup trailer with the artists who get the cast camera ready.

Behind the Crimes – On Set With The Writers & Directors | Grotesquerie

See how the creative team of FX’s Grotesquerie brought Ryan Murphy’s killer story to life through close collaboration on every episode.

Behind the Crimes – Inside The Production Design | Grotesquerie