'Amelie' look with picture profile-possible?

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lanvin

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Anyone knows how to get 'Amelie' look effect using picture profile settings? Some sort of warm greenish picture? Maybe someone tried?
 
I think you need to look much more to art direction and lighting to create that kind of look. Picture profile settings would be a part of getting your look but don't really mean anything apart from the actual shots. There's no "Amelie" look.

For the exteriors and available light scenes you really just have to play with it yourself.
 
Lenilenapi said:
I think you need to look much more to art direction and lighting to create that kind of look. Picture profile settings would be a part of getting your look but don't really mean anything apart from the actual shots. There's no "Amelie" look.

For the exteriors and available light scenes you really just have to play with it yourself.
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VERY well put.

i think achieving that look (or any look for that matter) goes a little beyond dialing in a few camera settings.

for me personally, shooting as clean as possible and adding your look in post has always worked the best for me. but regardless, make your own look ! set the bar !
 
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Make-up, costume, production design... you'll also need Paris.
 
hilights to yellow =warm
shadows to green= greenish
The rest is production design.
It was colored/graded digitally cus they so in the dvd.
 
All very good posts everyone. I did a short movie attempting the "Amelie" look and utilized just about everything everyone said above... except Paris.
 
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