Creating the image of slumbering and twitching pups was the task for Adam Grint, 2D Lead Compositor, who added,"The post work was a bit of a team effort - the main work was making the dogs look like they were in a dream state. So not only did we have to close their eyes, but we had to make them twitch and fidget slightly as if in the depths of dog sleep. This generally involved compositing various separate elements that were captured on set of different parts of the dog twitching - not an especially easy task when fur is involved! We also comped in leg movements which required some tricky rig removal, but all went pretty smoothly."