Film Grain

Grain isn't noise. Noise is uniform and digital; grain clusters, breathes, and lives mostly in the mids. C-Suite's grain is luminance-aware so it sits in the image the way stock does — and in Glaedr it re-seeds per frame, so it crawls like projection, not like a stuck PNG overlay.

Size, intensity, and shadow/highlight balance are all yours. Byte-identical renders mean the grain you approved is the grain that exports — the same input gives the same file, forever.

Textural Integration effects re-surface the frame — grain, print, phosphor, ink, glass. They're the finishing layer that makes a digital file read as an object with a history, and in C-Suite every parameter of that history stays adjustable.