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Grade School: Watch a Senior Colorist Color Grade in Real Time

In this week's episode of Grade School, follow along with senior colorist Cullen Kelly as he grades a project live and shares his thoughts, insights, and decision-making along the way. 3:00 Project intro 4:45 Applying color management 10:50 Setting the overall look 15:05 Creating a fixed node tree for the project 17:55 Project level settings 19:40 Q: Why use a previously built preset/LUT/look instead of building from scratch with each project? 23:10 Finalizing node tree/setting up linear adjustments 24:15 Making shot level adjustments 37:20 Q: Does the HDR tool provide photometric exposure? 38:28 Q: Primary or HDR wheels? 39:55 Q: Why place noise reduction at the end of the node tree? 41:04 Back to shot-level adjustments/rippling grades 45:14 Why Cullen will rely on the same tools over and over 46:00 Shot-level adjustments 49:00 More about the node tree and overall process 52:12 Q: Do you still use printer points or only photometrically accurate adjustments? 52:27 Q: How do you handle color spaces for exporting when working with a VFX team? 54:42 Shot-level adjustments and a discussion on using Kelvin and cooling/warming footage 1:02:47 Q: Do you use printer points in linear? 1:03:15 Q: How do you evaluate that contrast is the same between two shots? 1:06:10 Q: Is it okay to clip the blacks? 1:08:43 Q: Do you do heavier light reshaping on projects that give you more time, and how do you approach it? 1:10:52 Q: Where did you start with grading and what are your favorite resources? Leave a comment below and let me know: What was your biggest takeaway? What else would you like to see or learn on another episode of Grade School? Thanks for watching! -------- Get my free Kodak 2383 film print LUT for DWG and ACES here: http://procolor.ist/freelut Get all of my freebies with my free Color Grading & Look Design Kit! http://procolor.ist/starter-kit Want professionally designed, studio-quality LUTs for your LUT folder? Check out my Voyager LUT pack: https://procolor.ist/voyager-lut-pack Check out my ebook, The Colorist's 10 Commandments: http://procolor.ist/ebook