Day 1: Hollywood Colorist Grades a TV Series With You (LIVE!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2023
- Color grade an entire TV show with me LIVE! If you search TH-cam, videos on color grading are of stock video or just a few clips within a scene. But how do you color grade an entire, 50 page scripted narrative film or TV show? In this new live stream, sit in my color suite with me as we grade #DarkOps #ChinaWhite.
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Love love this ❤❤❤
I watched the recorded version of the live stream. Great information. I learned a few new things. I will continue to tune in because I really want to learn this skill. Thank you for wanting to share your knowledge and continue to grow this community. I am only about an hour away from LA. Hopefully you have an event someday where we can meet ya in person. Keep it going!
Thanks Ed! I appreciate you always watching!
Thanks for the great work
I have learned a lot from you
You are a goddesssend!! for the uninitiated like myself who want to learn DV or any other color grading/correction. I sat thru your 2hr class last night and walked away with a better understanding of color theory instead of sifting thru folks who just kill you with too many technicals about it.
Thank you so much. It means a lot that you're here and participating in the community conversation outside of the videos. Really glad to have you.
Great work, keep it up!
Sunday is absolutely fine for me. ;-)
Thanks for tuning in Noraine!
Wonderful videos
Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Just found your channel and unlike others who are teaching great stuff, your material comes off with an educational flare with fun intertwined and it is refreshing!
This means so much to me, thank you for taking the time out to write such a lovely compliment. It’s really good to have you in our community. Make sure to sign up for our insider community at Knight Studios
Pure GOLD yet again!! ❤ this channel!! ❤
Woot woot! Aiming to be the best post production channel on TH-cam! 😝
Great vid!
Thanks for tuning in Martin!
Finally, I found time to watch Day 1 recording - so great with all those little tips & tricks thrown in by you.
In the mean time, I completely changed towards your grading tree and put all those power grades into a folder named 'Alissa Holy Grail'.
Aww! Super cool compliment, thank you! It's really good to have you here. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it means a lot!
Alissa, the reason resolve jumps to the first clip every time you scroll is because you have an adjustment clip over the entire length of the timeline. This has bugged me for the longest time too. When you scroll Resolve automatically auto-selects the top-most clip, even in the color panel. The only workaround I have found is to disable the track that holds the adjustment clip. You can do this from within the color panel if you have you turnoff the timeline, just disable the V2 or V3 or whichever track your adjustment clip resides. If your adjustment clip is only there as a placeholder for your Nobe scopes plugin then disabling this track may or may not disable the scopes I don't know as I don't have those scopes to test it. Hope that helps.
Wow thank you so much! Love seeing this 360 degree value in our community! Thank you! 🙏 it’s really good to have you here!
Hi Knight!! I just found your channel today!!! This is so helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! It's really good to have you here, welcome to the community!
You are so cool! Love it! 😀
Thank you! It’s really good to have you here.
Hi! I'm really enjoying your content. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put in to helping us learn more about color grading. I'm grateful for you. Early on you said something that's stuck out to me about LUTs. Do you have an recommendations when to get quality LUTs that are worth the money/
Hi, welcome welcome to the community. Thanks for taking the time to comment. My apologies for the late reply, I've been sick and also under water with our new TV series.
LUTs? To be honest, I'm afraid I'm the worst person to ask. I refuse to use them. I've created our own show LUTs that I give to my camera department on set but never use other people's LUTs. I'm sorry I can't be of help on this topic.
I defo learnt lots of new things!!
Yay! So happy to hear that Oli! Glad you’re enjoying the content!
Glad that you give a shout out to the Cullen Kelly in your chart!
He's one of the greats, super cool cat.
Really love the Content on your channel!
Thank you so much! I’m really glad to have you here. Thank you for commenting!
It is so different from "Davinchi in 30 min"! 😀
learned a lot!
Glad you got value from it 😊 good to have you!
hi...nice info...great👍....out of curiosity i JUST wanted to know THAT is your monitor "HDR" SUPPORTED?? why because YOU HAVE SELECTED TIMELINE WORKING LUMI TO HDR 2020 and here I got CONFUSED AFTER LOOKING INTO YOUR NITS SETTING...instead of 500/1000nits IT SHOWS 250/300...CAN YOU EXPLAIN WHY????
Hi, thanks for your comment. I'm grading on the Apple Pro Display XDR, which has a maximum sustained brightness of 1000 nits and a peak brightness of 1600 nits. This means that it can support the full range of luminance values that most HDR footage contains so I shouldn't see any clipping by setting my timeline working luminance to 4000. I am looking into buying a monitor that supports 4000 nits but again, looking more into this setting with my current setup. From what I've read, it shouldn't really negatively impact anything.