Color Grading with Da Vinci Resolve: Beginner to Advanced


Color Grading with Da Vinci Resolve: Beginner to Advanced
Color Grading with Da Vinci Resolve: Beginner to Advanced
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz

Learn to grade like a professional with hands-on projects and guidance!

What you’ll learn
You will be able to guide others through the color grading worklfow

Requirements
A working familiarity of video editing
Description
I’m now a Blackmagic Design certified trainer in Da Vinci Resolve and I’ve been color grading professionally for over six years and in that time I’ve produced work for brands such as Unilever, Greggs Bakery, TNT Logistics, Joules (a UK clothing line), the NHS, the BBC and Virgin Airlines. It doesn’t stop there either. I’ve delivered drama and factual work for broadcast and web as well as feature films for international distribution.

So this course is my attempt to provide that support and that training to as many people as possible, all for the price of a pizza (a heavily discounted pizza if it’s a large one). If you want to learn how to finish your film projects to a higher standard then come along as we cover Da Vinci Resolve in Depth in this course!

This course is now in a near-finished state. I have plans for one additional bonus module on HDR grading in the future, but otherwise I will be revisiting all the lectures here as new versions of Resolve are released.

Who this course is for
Anyone who wants to take their film projects to the next level through color grading and high-end finishing
Anyone who needs to know the workflow of the grade in post production using the industry’s most popular solution

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