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nCOLOR GRADING MASTERCLASS
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n$249.00
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nThank you for ordering the NoamKroll.com Color Grading Masterclass! The course runs over 5 hours, and includes 12 individual lessons designed to help you achieve stunning creative looks while mitigating post-production time.
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nPlease check your e-mail after purchase for a receipt that will include instructions for accessing the video course and a download link for the included LUTs.
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nA full breakdown of the lessons can be found below:
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nSET UP & PREP
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1. Critical Tools – The most essential color grading tools, their primary functions, and where to find them in DaVinci Resolve, FCP X, and Premiere Pro.

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2. Order of operations – A bulletproof workflow for RAW and compressed formats, designed to optimize footage for maximum creative potential.

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3. Shot matching & base grades – The first critical steps of any creative grade.

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nCOLOR FIXES
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4. Exposure Adjustments –  Techniques for handling over/underexposed footage to deliver optimal luminance levels with minimal noise.

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5. Balancing Colors – Best practices for executing the primary grade, geared toward a natural/organic starting point.

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6. Perfecting Skin Tones – Assessing and fixing common technical issues that affect skin tones for a more flattering look.

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nPOPULAR CREATIVE LOOKS
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7. Timeless Film Looks – A step by step tutorial, showcasing proper execution for several popular looks associated with classic motion pictures.

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8. The Big Budget Look – From sci-fi to action and everything in between, this lesson teaches core grading skills for several popular big screen looks.

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9. Ultra Stylized – Creative techniques for grading music videos, commercials, art films, and other projects that call for a more aggressive palette.

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nPOLISHING
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10. Black/White Levels – Finding the right shadow/highlight balance, and achieving consistent luminance throughout long form projects.

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11. Grain & Film Emulation – Best practices for applying film grain and emulation in post, giving digital footage a more analog look.

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12. Color Uniformity – The final phase, exploring how global settings, LUTs, and other tools should be used in unison to create a cohesive aesthetic.

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