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RG201: Advanced Resolve Techniques
RG301: Looks and Matching Masterclass
RE301: daVinci Resolve for Professional Editors
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DT101: DIT – Introductory Course
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CT223: Color Management and Color Grading
CT323: Look Development and Color Grading
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CT112: Video Calibration – Essential Core Training, PVA Certified
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The Grading Process: for a Self-Funded, Sci-Fi Robot Movie

How long does it take to grade a whole film? What are the steps? In this article, Warren Eagles explains the end-to-end process of grading a sci-fi thriller indie film.

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iColorist, the International Colorist Academy, exists to preserve and pass on decades of hard-earned industry knowledge, and share the innovations of today and tomorrow.

Color grading is an evolving and disparate discipline. We are still a rare breed, and with so few of us so far apart, colorists build up a wealth of knowledge over the course of their working lives – only for it to be lost when they retire.

We were the first colorist academy, formed in 2009 to help colorists across the world advance the craft – building on the pioneering work that’s already been done, instead of starting from scratch.