In this episode we discussed different looks in 2021 films and tv shows – the good, the bad, and the ugly. Color Space Cadets is a new free monthly event from iColorist, a live, relaxed, color-related chat and Q&A.
Color Space Cadets is a new free monthly event from iColorist, a live, relaxed, color-related chat and Q&A. This month we discuss Show LUTs – why you need them and how to make them. In this video, learn: what to look for in a show LUT tips for developing a LUT hear from an experienced…
Ver bajo demanda en español y português las sesiones de nuestro evento incluso: Netflix talk; Trucos de dos Juanes; Mujeres en Color; Bate Papo Brasileros
This video goes through six of the most requested looks from clients that you should have in your arsenal, plus loads of movie references of each – stay to the end to see the grades applied, without LUTs of course!
This webinar covers – How to keep clients; What it takes to be a successful colorist; How to charge and pick jobs; and more
Watch sessions on color grading tips, HDR, calibration, monitors & displays, colorists’ fees, updates on the latest tech, color science, restoration, filmmaking, camera technology, Women in Film, the Representation of People of Color in Post and more.
How long does it take to grade a whole film? What are the steps? In this article, Warren Eagles explains the end-to-end process of grading a sci-fi thriller indie film.
I am often asked about my views on color topics. Here are five of the most asked questions about color grading.
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Marc Wielage is a veteran Colorist based in Hollywood. He has been grading for 40 years and has the credits and stories to prove it. The chat starts at his shop in Hollywood before moving to legendary Hollywood restaurant Canters. Lots of people know him from the many different color forums he follows. Marc has helped many colorists at all levels, so this is a chance to get his backstory.
