A while back the folks at Video Resources, Inc. posted an entry on their ShootWithRed blog called One Image, Many Visions. You can download a source image showing an over-the-shoulder shot of a woman, then play with the color grading of the image and post your results to their web gallery. It’s interesting to see how many different looks [...]
Archive for the ‘color grading’ Category
RED One and Magic Bullet Looks
Posted in RED, color grading, tagged Adobe, After Effects, color grading, Magic Bullet, plug-ins, RED on May 25, 2009 | Comments Off
RED Post – the Easy Way
Posted in Avid, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, My Projects, RED, color grading, editing, film student, video, tagged Avid, color grading, editing, Final Cut, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, RED, workflows on March 28, 2009 | Comments Off
A commercial case study
Ever since the RED Digital Cinema Camera Company started to ship its innovative RED One camera, producers have been challenged with the best way to post produce its footage. Detractors have slammed RED for a supposed lack of post workflows. This is in wrong, since there are a number of solid ways [...]
Scare Zone
Posted in Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, My Projects, color grading, editing, films, workflows, tagged Apple Color, Avid, color grading, editing, films, Final Cut, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, workflows on March 16, 2009 | Comments Off
Anatomy of posting a digital, indie feature film
This blog is named Digital Films and today’s post is definitely in keeping with that title. I wrapped up last year cutting an indie feature, called Scare Zone – a comedy/horror – or horror/comedy – film that is the brainchild of writer/director Jon Binkowski. Jon and I [...]
Music Video Fun
Posted in Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, My Projects, color grading, editing, tagged Apple Color, editing, Final Cut, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, music videos on March 1, 2009 | Comments Off
The internet is a great place for discovering new contacts. Music video post lets you extend your creativity. This intersection brought me in contact with G.No, a fellow Final Cut Pro enthusiast. G.No is a French R-n-B artist, whose soulful, Latin hip-hop riffs complement his moniker of “The Latin Bird”. After a few e-mail exchanges, [...]
Encounters at the End of the World
Posted in Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, color grading, editing, films, workflows, tagged Apple Color, color grading, editing, films, Final Cut, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, Werner Herzog on October 11, 2008 | Comments Off
Apple has made major strides in getting the professional film and video community to accept Final Cut Pro as a worthy tool, but what about other portions of Final Cut’s software suite? Notably Color, which was originally developed as Final Touch by Silicon Color and integrated by Apple into Final Cut Studio 2 in 2007. [...]
