Editing & Color Archives - Page 8 of 12

Why Color Contrast Is Essential For The Cinematic Look + How To Capture It On set

Having color graded countless films over the years in collaboration with other filmmakers, I’ve encountered my share of…

Color grading tools have become more accessible than ever, and as a result filmmakers are becoming hyper aware of the role…

As we all know, high dynamic range is one of the key ingredients needed to achieve a cinematic…

My upcoming feature film Shadows on the Road is currently in the finishing stages of post. Final editing…

Recently, I’ve been shooting a lot of footage on the Fuji X-T2, and have been absolutely loving the…

I’m a sucker for natural light, and am always looking for optimal ways to capture and process my shots…

I’ve had Blackmagic’s Mini Panel for DaVinci Resolve for about a month now, and after putting it to…

You asked for it, so here they are! I am excited to announce that today I am releasing…

I recently came to an important revelation: For years I’ve been approaching my editing process completely in the…

Color correction is one of the most rewarding stages of post-production – largely because it allows us as filmmakers…

As independent filmmakers, we’re always chasing the elusive “cinematic look”. The ultimate goal is usually to increase production value…

There are a lot of music licensing sites out there – some good, and others… well, not so…