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These light rays that you see in movies are most of the time created in post. In big-budget productions, creating these artificial light rays are handed over to the VFX section. But, if you’re creating your own films or you’re hired to color grade a short film, you’re going to need to know how to… Poursuivre la lecture How to Create Light Rays Beaming From Windows in DaVinci Resolve

There wasn’t any new movie on Netflix yesterday so we decided to choose from the old ones that we loved. I chose Hansel and Gretel: The Witch Hunters since my daughter hasn’t watched it yet. I can’t help but notice the grading whenever I’m watching a movie and I thought this movie’s grade won’t really… Poursuivre la lecture 5 Tips for Creating a Clean Teal and Orange Look

I saw a beginner colorist posting his work online and I was about to scroll down but I saw a comment that says “The blacks are too crushed.” I don’t usually comment on groups nor post my works because I’m not a fan of argument but for once I felt like I had a need… Poursuivre la lecture Are Crushed Blacks Wrong in Color Grading? Zack Snyder Didn’t Think So.

Straight up, I’m not a fan of LUTs. I think it limits the things I can do on any given image. I’ve been posting in my Instagram stills of the clips I graded and I didn’t use any LUT on 99% of them. It’s possible to create film looks without using Film Emulation LUTs but… Poursuivre la lecture Do Your Really Need Film Emulation LUTs in Grading Features?

This might be my first time creating a color-grading review or analysis of a film or TV series. We just finished watching the whole 8 episodes in one sitting and I really think that the color grading was brilliant! I’m not saying it’s perfect because I’ve seen a lot of scenes that, for me, have… Poursuivre la lecture Lockwood & Co. Color Grading Review

I’ve been working for clients for these past few months as a Film Colorist and I learned a lot about this profession. Trust me when I say that it takes more than just mastering DaVinci Resolve or Baselight. Becoming a professional film colorist requires a person to enhance their creativity, technical, and communication skills. If… Poursuivre la lecture What does it take to become a Professional Film Colorist?

I’ve been lucky to accidentally be in the film industry even though I am an Electronic Communications Engineering graduate. The film industry can pay really low in the beginning but there is a huge chance of becoming one of the highest-paid directors, cinematographers, or editors. However, there is this one career in the film industry… Poursuivre la lecture Why Color Grading is a Career You Should Consider

Maybe it’s your first project, or you drank too much coffee before rushing to the shooting place. Either way, they both affect my hand’s stability. This is why brands have come up with gimbals to tackle your issue with a camera shake, allowing us the flexibility to work on your on-the-go shoots with little to… Poursuivre la lecture 5 Best Gimbals for Mirrorless Cameras in 2023