“These Days” by Martha Marlow. Watch the finished video here. This is a one take music video, so no conforming or editing. It was shot in one take and graded using a single clip. The iPhones and iPads all had different color temperatures and exposures to the background so needed to be graded then tracked…
The big question has always been, will they, or won’t they? The news is BMD have taken the plunge into the world or certified training for DaVinci Resolve. I have just spent 2 days on the first Asian Resolve ‘Train the Trainer’ class conducted by legendary trainer Jeff Greenberg at Media Asylum in Singapore. So…
“How long will it take to grade my film?” It is a question I am asked all the time, so I have some standard replies. Obviously every TVC, movie or music video is different so a rough guide is the best you can offer your client without seeing the footage. These examples are based on…
We often get asked this question. It’s understandable, and I’ll try to address it from my point of view. The ICA instructors are all working colorists, constantly balancing our training classes with grading commitments to our clients. A training class has to be locked and publicized at least 2 months beforehand. This allows us sufficient…
Grading 4K Raw in Cambodia wasn’t something I had expected when agreeing to take on a mentoring assignment in Phnom Penh. I had never been to Cambodia so had the impression that the post industry would be a little behind Vietnam, having previously graded projects…
I often get asked this question, and the answer is every project is different. Being able to grade your elements can really help the way your shot comes together.
I have recently returned from Vancouver, where I was asked to talk about color as part of a mini conference. The weekend was organized by the IATSE669 camera union who managed to pull together some fantastic talent to join me for the panel discussions. Lots going on in Vancouver, far more than I expected, think…
The conform part of Resolve is probably the easiest part for editors to understand. It is still best to start with a small simple timeline in Premiere Pro that you can round trip into Resolve.
