Film look...
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"Film Look" is too broad of a term. The best thing to do will be for you to post a frame that has the look you want.
This way people will be able to dissect it with you, and point out the different elements and techniques working together to create the overall look you would like to emulate.
This way people will be able to dissect it with you, and point out the different elements and techniques working together to create the overall look you would like to emulate.
Art direction/set design
Wardrobe
Makeup
Lighting
Camera movements and angles
Proper acting technique
Editing- pacing, continuity, things like that
Audio
Color correction, depends on the scene, the camera, the captured settings, etc. Usually crushing blacks, increasing overall contrast and diffusing highlights helps. Sometimes less saturation is needed, sometimes more. And it goes at the bottom of the list on purpose.
If you take half a minute to search the forum you will see that this has been beaten to death and there are plenty of discussions that tell you what you want.
Wardrobe
Makeup
Lighting
Camera movements and angles
Proper acting technique
Editing- pacing, continuity, things like that
Audio
Color correction, depends on the scene, the camera, the captured settings, etc. Usually crushing blacks, increasing overall contrast and diffusing highlights helps. Sometimes less saturation is needed, sometimes more. And it goes at the bottom of the list on purpose.
If you take half a minute to search the forum you will see that this has been beaten to death and there are plenty of discussions that tell you what you want.
This is a good place to start
http://www.videocopilot.net/products/fmp/
Also I find that most films tend to go more on the greenish blue side of things. Check out Andrews site.
http://www.videocopilot.net/products/fmp/
Also I find that most films tend to go more on the greenish blue side of things. Check out Andrews site.
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Better place to start until we hear more from Yfnb707.
manuele
Member
Color correction , or color grade or grading, is a important part of the workflow on film.
For starting I suggest you to search for some book where is explained teory before and pratical cases after. The possibility are several and change from person to person.
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Manuele Trullu
KDvideo blog
KDvideo.it
For starting I suggest you to search for some book where is explained teory before and pratical cases after. The possibility are several and change from person to person.
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Manuele Trullu
KDvideo blog
KDvideo.it