In action: Identifying hero shots

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Welcome and what you need to know before taking this course

    2m 33s
  • Exercise files

    2m 32s
  • Essential color correction vocabulary

    3m 27s
• 1. Understanding How People See 1. Understanding How People See

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    Color correction should be easy, right?

    3m 59s
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    A quick primer: Human visual physiology

    3m 16s
  • The psychology of seeing

    5m 2s
• 2. Getting Set Up for Successful Color Correction 2. Getting Set Up for Successful Color Correction

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    Controlled and correcting lighting with a neutral environment

    7m 49s
  • Reference monitoring and calibration vs. computer monitors

    5m 49s
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    The real world: Grandma's pink TV

    3m 12s
• 3. Starting a Grade: Creative Evaluation 3. Starting a Grade: Creative Evaluation

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    Learning to creatively evaluate a project

    7m 7s
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    Interpreting client direction while understanding client tendencies and references

    5m 19s
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    What would you do? Creative evaluation examples

    5m 42s
• 4. Starting a Grade: Time and Effort 4. Starting a Grade: Time and Effort

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    How long and how much effort will a project take to color correct?

    5m 25s
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    The six stages of color correcting a project

    7m 54s
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    How much time and effort: Examples

    7m 17s
• 5. Starting a Grade: Technical Evaluation 5. Starting a Grade: Technical Evaluation

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    The role video scopes play in evaluating shots

    2m 25s
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    Using a waveform to judge contrast and white/black levels

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    Using a vectorscope to judge overall color and saturation

    4m 58s
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    Using RGB Parade and RGB Overlay waveforms to judge color balance

    5m 54s
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    Using a histogram to judge contrast and color balance

    3m 14s
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    Additional scope concepts: Skin tone, colorfulness, and shot matching

    9m 30s
• 6. Starting a Grade: Workflow 6. Starting a Grade: Workflow

  • The six parts of grading a project

    7m 1s
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    In action: Identifying hero shots

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    In action: Starting with brightness

    5m 33s
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    In action: Moving next to color

    7m 55s
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    In action: Versioning shots

    5m 59s
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    In action: Saving, comparing, and exporting stills

    7m 21s
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    In action: Getting to the end and making quick matches

    8m 42s
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    In action: Worrying about the details

    5m 36s
• 7. Additional Color Correction Management Concepts 7. Additional Color Correction Management Concepts

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    Timeline level grading

    2m 57s
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    Building a correction and look toolkit

    6m 42s
• Conclusion Conclusion

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    Summary

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