Hopefully, that doesn’t discourage you on your journey to becoming a color master, because it is an awesome career in my opinion. Don’t fool yourself, one, two or three years doesn’t really even scratch the surface of the dedication you need to dive into the dark art of color correction, and most color correction artists are more than willing to tell you that. You don’t sit in front of high-end color correction panels while surrounded by thousands of dollars worth of equipment whose reason for being is taking everyday footage and pulling peoples’ minds inside out.Įven with Blackmagic’s free version of DaVinci Resolve out in the wild, color correction is a skill that takes a lot of time to hone. Unfortunately, as an editor you don’t have the opportunity to spend 10 hours a day honing the craft of color correction. A dedicated colorist can make your footage look so good, your response upon seeing it will likely be, “I had no idea it could look like this.” If you get stuck on something (as long as it's in your course outline), drop us an email, and your trainer will get back to you with a solution.Color grading is an art unto itself. We work extensively in partnership with Maxon on our Red Giant course curriculums, ensuring that you the student, are put into the best possible position when studying with us.įinally, we offer six months of email support on all of our courses. Magic Bullet will dramatically increase your workflow speed by changing settings in one click, which would typically be achievable by much more work. If you're unsure if this will work with your system, you can CHECK COMPATIBILITY here. Magic Bullet is a part of the Red Giant family of plugins and integrates fully with After Effects, Premiere Pro and many more video applications. You will learn about using colour wheels, creating moods, changing the time of day, adding film grain and much more.The full breakdown of the course is below. In this one day Magic Bullet Suite course, you will learn how to use the plugin to create complex grading, colour correction, and specific film stock looks.
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