Color grading is more than fixing tones. It’s storytelling through light. In this course, you’ll learn how to build mood, emotion and meaning through color. I’ll walk you through real examples from my films, showing how subtle grading choices can completely change the story. You’ll leave knowing how to use color as a language, not just a tool.
Color Wheel
Emotional and Psychological
The Setup
Calibrate Your Monitor
White Balance
Exposure and Contrast
A Visual Style
Creative LUTs
Hollywood Examples
Use my LUTs for Free
Scene Matching
Isolation
Skin Tones
Scene 1
Scene 2
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Read LessI love this guy's grading, so got this course, and I was not disappointed. Thank you bro! I learned so much from this, easy to understand methods.
I love this guy's grading, so got this course, and I was not disappointed. Thank you bro! I learned so much from this, easy to understand methods.
Read LessOffers some valuable techniques. Not just the tech side, but also why certain movie scenes should be in certain colors, how he sees films with his style of c...
Read MoreOffers some valuable techniques. Not just the tech side, but also why certain movie scenes should be in certain colors, how he sees films with his style of color.
Read LessYou’ll learn how to enhance footage, create cinematic looks, and develop a professional colour grading workflow.
Yes — the course starts with the fundamentals and progresses to more advanced techniques.
Yes — color grading is one of the biggest factors in achieving a polished, professional look.
The course focuses on industry-standard tools, with principles that apply across most editing and grading software.
No — the techniques can improve footage from a wide range of cameras, including entry-level setups.
Absolutely — color grading is a valuable, in-demand skill for freelance and professional work.
