Can you suggest one great class to learn a solid "workflow" DaVinci Resolve for editing and/or VFX?
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Can you suggest one great class to learn a solid "workflow" DaVinci Resolve for editing and/or VFX?
If you're like me and you've been dying to get into the awesome power that unreal engine 5 has recently become, then you probably have looked into facial motion capture solutions and realized that a bike helmet with a pcv pipe arm to hold your iphone can cost up to 2k! ridiculous!!! -- well a Youtub...
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Just when we were worried about AI replacing screenwriters, perhaps we should have been more concerned about post-production talent been replaced?
Thoughts?
https://nofilmschool.com/netflix-ai-match-cut-machine-learning?...
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ColorTwist is a powerful bundle of four professionally developed DCTLs that enable you to achieve stunning creative looks and film emulation by manipulating Hue / Saturation / Luminance / Density in your footage.
Whether you’re a professional colorist or a filmmaker looking to add a unique touch to y...
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If so, one of the top animation TV writers and show runners is coming to Stage 32 to lead an 8-week lab where you will write your animated TV idea to completion. This is a rare opportunity to work one-on-one with one the best in the business to craft your script. Here's a link to you can see how the...
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Stephen Boyer (experienced Film & Video editor) shares some great tips about the editing process in today’s blog.
www.stage32.com/blog/6-tips-to-know-before-editing-your-first-feature-3399...
Expand postThis is a great post, touching on many of the things I learned editing features as well. I just wish I had the luxury of editing while the feature was shooting! I’m usually doing art dept, or sound, or AD so I don’t get to look at the footage thoroughly till we’re done.
Does that happen sometimes, Mike Boas? Editing while the movie is being filmed? I thought all movies were edited after filming was done.
If you read the blog post, Boyer talks about reviewing footage and doing rough edits of each day's footage as soon as possible. He's putting in long days and trying to keep up. The advantage there is...
Expand commentOn the narrative features I've edited, I've barely had time to look at footage until we're done. But if you can have an editor act as DIT person, that's a huge advantage. On one feature with a DIT, we...
Expand commentThanks for the answer, Mike Boas. I read the blog, but it's been a week and I've read so many other things since then. It must've slipped my mind. I think it's smart to edit as you go because of what...
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Hey fellow 3d and VFX geeks.
a really awesome new version of blender came out today with a lot of crazy features to make your movie magic faster and easier.
This Tik Tok can get you up to date on the new tools superfast.
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8eYjssH/...
Expand postHello there. I'm Alan and for the first time in my life I work as a colorist for a TV show. I noticed that the grade on the show looks less saturated and constratie while airing on a TV. It desaturates the oranges way more than the other colors. Do some of my you the reason for this phenomenon?
The sensors in the camera array can only approximate what we see. I believe there a quite a few adjustments occur to get the colors to match what the eye actually does see. Film had the same issues wh...
Expand commentAre you coloring to broadcast standards? That's your deliverable. Unfortunately each device - TV, smartphones, computer, tablet - can make the colors, image look slightly different. TVs have different settings which affect the image.
Alan Borislavov Kazandzhiev Every display is going to be a little different, but you can color calibrate your monitor with special equipment. I've used a Spyder before, but I understand there are bett...
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Hi All!
I'm a creative that has a love for post-production. Currently, I work full-time at a production (ad) agency where we produce hundreds of videos a year.
I've been doing local work here in Charleston, SC on my own, and while I have a couple of creative projects that I'm starting to work on no...
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Hey LA-Based Editors,
Don't miss out on the opportunity to network with other post-production professionals, filmmakers, producers, execs, financiers, DPs, screenwriters, actors, etc. at the monthly LA meet-up on June 15th! If you haven't yet, you can RSVP for the Meet-Up and receive all the updates...
Expand postYou're welcome, Mirielen Arantes. Congratulations on doing color-grading for the first time on a complete project! Is it a short film?
Great job, Mirielen Arantes! Is coloring something that you're hoping to continue pursuing?
Hey Everyone. I recently found an awesome site for Colorists and DPs
If you remember the days before ShotDeck went live and started to charge a subscription fee, this site is a little like that
screenmusings.org Has screengrabs from a ton of awesome movies and tv shows sorted, tagged and organized by...
Expand postGreat share, Langley Coleman. I've used ShotDeck, but I haven't heard of Screenmusings. Thanks.
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Hello there! I suggest learning from Kullen Kelly on YouTube. The best grading content is his for sure.
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Thanks Alan I will check him out.