Happyfox Productions | Adobe SpeedGrade Tutorial - How to Achieve Cinematic Footage @happyfoxproductions | Uploaded July 2014 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
In this Color Grading and Adobe SpeedGrade CC tutorial I will be going over many different steps and software I use when color grading my projects in Speedgrade! I am not a pro colorist so take everything I say with a grain of salt.
This is not a in depth tutorial on how to color grade a certain shot, I'm just going over different tools and how they work so you will know how to color grade your own. Color grading is tweaking your films colors to get the look and mood you are going for. I cant teach you how to grade your film, but I can show different tools and how to use them to accomplish the look you want :)
If you notice I'm doing something wrong or say something not correct, let me know, I'm not a professional colorist and I'm always trying to improve as well!
I will be grading footage from my blackmagic cinema camera ProRes 4:2:2 10 bit and my canon t2i h.264 4:2:0 8 bit.
Watch part 1 first here!
youtube.com/watch?v=j7InWoXY80g
The software I'm using (In order of appearance)
Sony Vegas Pro 12
sonycreativesoftware.com/introducing_vegas_pro_12
Magic Bullet Looks Student License
redgiant.com/products/all/magic-bullet-looks
Adobe Premiere Pro CC
adobe.com/products/premiere.html
Film Convert
filmconvert.com
Adobe Speed Grade
creative.adobe.com/products/speedgrade
David Lindbergs Facebook Group
Search VD - Visual Designers of Film and Photography on Facebook!
Follow me on social media!
►twitter.com/JMelsonn
►facebook.com/justin.melson?ref=tn_tnmn
►facebook.com/happyfoxproductions?ref=hl
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00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - Setting up your project settings
02:31 - Setting up cinemascope Aspect Ratio
05:20 - Magic Bullet Looks
07:50 - Setting up your project settings in Adobe Premiere CC
08:05 - Setting up cinemascope in Adobe Premiere Pro CC
10:02 - Grading in Premiere Pro (RGB Curves)
11:15 - Using Film Convert
16:51 - Color Grading in Adobe Speed Grade
28:45 - Direct Link back to Premiere
30:40 Rendering for YouTube and DVD
33:25 Conclusions
In this Color Grading and Adobe SpeedGrade CC tutorial I will be going over many different steps and software I use when color grading my projects in Speedgrade! I am not a pro colorist so take everything I say with a grain of salt.
This is not a in depth tutorial on how to color grade a certain shot, I'm just going over different tools and how they work so you will know how to color grade your own. Color grading is tweaking your films colors to get the look and mood you are going for. I cant teach you how to grade your film, but I can show different tools and how to use them to accomplish the look you want :)
If you notice I'm doing something wrong or say something not correct, let me know, I'm not a professional colorist and I'm always trying to improve as well!
I will be grading footage from my blackmagic cinema camera ProRes 4:2:2 10 bit and my canon t2i h.264 4:2:0 8 bit.
Watch part 1 first here!
youtube.com/watch?v=j7InWoXY80g
The software I'm using (In order of appearance)
Sony Vegas Pro 12
sonycreativesoftware.com/introducing_vegas_pro_12
Magic Bullet Looks Student License
redgiant.com/products/all/magic-bullet-looks
Adobe Premiere Pro CC
adobe.com/products/premiere.html
Film Convert
filmconvert.com
Adobe Speed Grade
creative.adobe.com/products/speedgrade
David Lindbergs Facebook Group
Search VD - Visual Designers of Film and Photography on Facebook!
Follow me on social media!
►twitter.com/JMelsonn
►facebook.com/justin.melson?ref=tn_tnmn
►facebook.com/happyfoxproductions?ref=hl
►instagram.com/justinisthebatman
For BUSINESS ENQUIRIES only:
happyfoxproductions@yahoo.com
►Subscribe: youtube.com/user/happyfoxproductions?sub_confirmation=1
►More videos: youtube.com/user/happyfoxproductions
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED
00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - Setting up your project settings
02:31 - Setting up cinemascope Aspect Ratio
05:20 - Magic Bullet Looks
07:50 - Setting up your project settings in Adobe Premiere CC
08:05 - Setting up cinemascope in Adobe Premiere Pro CC
10:02 - Grading in Premiere Pro (RGB Curves)
11:15 - Using Film Convert
16:51 - Color Grading in Adobe Speed Grade
28:45 - Direct Link back to Premiere
30:40 Rendering for YouTube and DVD
33:25 Conclusions
