Film Formally gets granular about how movies work by studying a technique or trait through its best examples. Independent filmmakers and friends Devan Scott and Will Ross leverage years of experience watching and making movies to bring you spirited and approachable conversations, offering brick-by-brick analysis and discussions about how films work.
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Film Formally gets granular about how movies work by studying a technique or trait through its best examples. Independent filmmakers and friends Devan Scott and Will Ross leverage years of experience watching and making movies to bring you spirited and approachable conversations, offering brick-by-brick analysis and discussions about how films work.
Colour grading, the art of manipulating the colour of a film digitally in post-production, is as omnipresent as it is misunderstood. To help demystify the process, we’ve invited supervising colourist Andrea Chlebak (Mandy, An American Pickle, HBO’s The Watchmen) to discuss the art of colour grading with us.
In this episode, we discuss:
Where does the colour grading process begin? Pre-production? Production?
Development of multiple palettes within individual films.
Digital and celluloid image capture and the implications on the colour grading process of each.
The future of colour grading and digital imaging.
The limits of colour correction: what can we change in post? What can’t we change?
Exposure ideologies for fun and profit.
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Works discussed during this episode:
Andrea’s Work:
An American PIckle
Mandy
Watchmen
Hello Destroyer
Elysium
Other Work:
Hekademia
Traffic
Game of Thrones S8e03: “The Long Night”
Blade Runner 2049
Film Formally
Film Formally gets granular about how movies work by studying a technique or trait through its best examples. Independent filmmakers and friends Devan Scott and Will Ross leverage years of experience watching and making movies to bring you spirited and approachable conversations, offering brick-by-brick analysis and discussions about how films work.
