This class is for industry professionals, digital imaging technicians, assistant colorists and newer colorists. It is intermediate level and there will be multiple Red Cine-X stations to demonstrate and use.

Agenda

DAY ONE Overview of Color Correction On-Set You’re the first person to see and evaluate the quality of the images just created, You back-up the data, apply a one-lite colour grade for offline material and give feedback to the set Informing them of issues or concerns Color Theory Looking at the histogram, waveform, vectorscope. How do you judged a good exposure and relay this back to the Director of Photography? Concepts of Digital Film and Raw Cinematography Brief history of digital film and the advantages of shooting RAW Setting Up your Computer and Environment Hardware and software solutions for working on-set including data back-up, colour correction and offline media generation Monitors and Displays How to set-up a monitor for on set viewing and evaluation Terminology Introduction to 10bit log, 4:4:4, Pro Res, DNxHD, r3ds, Color Spaces Analyzing Images What to look for when you’re doing quality control and one-light colour grading Color Grading with Red in Practice Understand the image processing order of the colour grading tools including settings for Demosaic, Matrix and LUT DAY TWO What Is An On-Set Colorist Define what your job is and how you fit in the process. How to communicate with the Director, Director of Photography, camera crew and post. Matching Shots Match brightness, contrast, white balance and hue from a master shot to coverage Colorist Strategies You are there to provide a front-line level of colour expertise. How to work with the camera department Looks and Styles Show the Director, Director of Photography some options on-set that they can live with during the offline process Film and Television Reference Looks Fun looks to try on set Hands On Students will have Red Cine-X software at each station to practice and get comfortable with the media and strategies and operations. Client Relations This industry is all about communication. How do you communicate in a team environment. Student Material and Q&A

Certificates

All students on this course receive an ICA Certificate and are entered into a database so that we can provide references when asked.

Location
Open classes in USA, Europe, Asia and Australia or on-site by request.

Instructors

29 July, 2011

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