2021 is Marching on! We hope you and yours are safe and things are getting better where you are.
We've had a busy start to the year, and are beginning to plan the next Colorist Mixer which will be held Saturday April 10 - save the date! In the meantime you can now watch all the sessions from December on our website.
There are lots of new classes coming up, both live and on demand, including half day deep dives if you want to get a feel for them, classes on Resolve, calibration & color theory, and classes in Mandarin and Spanish.
There's also a new Color Tour podcast to listen to, a video and free template for structuring your project files in folders, an article on grading Monsters of Man, and if you missed out free 4-part course on Mistika 10, you can watch the sessions so far on-demand.
Hope to see you at the Mixer if not sooner! Stay safe and stay colorful, Team iColorist
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| | | Kevin Shaw gives an explanation and a free template for structuring your folders for a color grading project. Watch the video and download the template to improve your file hygiene and save time. | |
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| | | Warren Eagles explains the end-to-end process of grading a sci-fi thriller indie film, working with the director to deliver his vision. Warren recently graded Monsters of Man, written, directed, produced and edited by Mark Toia. | |
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Warren interviews Gino Amadori CSI, one of Peru's leading color graders. They discuss the challenges of owning and operating your own shop; grading HDR; editing a Cocaine doco in the early days on FCP5. Gino explains why he went for the Postium OBM X310 HDR monitor and how he plans to work overseas at this time. | |
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| | | Simon Walker and Diego Yhama investigate grading workflows for your camera gear. They look at key aspects of production, and provide practical recipes to help in post-production, You can now watch the first three sessions online. | |
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If you've been waiting for the new version of Resolve, you are not alone. It's finally out with over 100 new features and 200 improvements. See what's new here > | |
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After the huge success of our first Virtual Mixer in December, we're back with another online industry party. While we all wish COVID was gone, and NAB was on, we can at least get together in cyberspace to discuss working during the pandemic, working in a new country right now, charging clients & the new normal. This Mixer will be held April 17 from midday to 6pm Vegas time (PDT/ UTC-7). |
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| We'll be hosting a free webinar to discuss one of the most popular topics from the Colorist Mixer - how to set your prices, pitch for work and charge clients. It's always tricky to know how to charge, and now more than ever with several changes to the entertainment landscape - tighter budgets, lower costs with remote grading, and delayed projects. Undercharging can lose you clients just as easily as overcharging. Come along to this free webinar to hear how the pros do it and pick up some tips at 8pm UTC Thursday 25th March. | |
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ICA was proud to launch a free Mistika 10 course last month, for all colorists, VFX and finishing artists looking to expand their creative skillset. Over the four sessions, ICA trainer Francisco Ramos Howell gives a complete overview of all fundamental features of Mistika Boutique and creatively explore its extensive toolset. If you missed them, you can now watch sessions 1-3 online, and tune in for the final session this Friday. |
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Over five Mondays in March, Simon Walker will show how you can use Red Giant Universe to create beautiful graphical magic on the timeline, and share it across multiple hosts, operating systems and workflows. Industry experts Jason Hare and Nick Harauz, with Maxon colorist and trainer Maximus Raharjo, will reveal insider tips for design deliverables and creating and quickly iterating elements for broadcast news, sports and social media. | |
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Resolve 17 courses now available> Megapack savings | | |
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