Module #1 Introduction to Color Correction and Grading Overview of the importance of color in filmmaking, history of color grading, and the role of the colorist
Module #2 Color Theory Fundamentals Understanding the color wheel, color harmonies, and how to apply color theory principles to film
Module #3 Color Grading Tools and Software Overview of popular color grading software, including DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Blackmagic Design
Module #4 Setting Up Your Color Grading Project Importing footage, organizing clips, and setting up your project structure
Module #5 Understanding LUTs (Lookup Tables) What are LUTs, how to create and apply them, and when to use them
Module #6 Primary Color Correction Adjusting brightness, contrast, and color balance to create a neutral starting point
Module #7 Secondary Color Correction Isolating and adjusting specific colors, such as skin tones, skies, and product colors
Module #8 Color Grading for Mood and Atmosphere Using color to create a specific mood or atmosphere in your film
Module #9 Working with Skin Tones Techniques for achieving natural-looking skin tones and dealing with complex skin tone issues
Module #10 Color Grading for Different Genres Color grading approaches for different genres, such as horror, sci-fi, and comedy
Module #11 Creating a Visual Style Developing a consistent visual style throughout your film using color grading techniques
Module #12 Color Grading for Mixed Lighting Dealing with scenes that contain mixed lighting sources, such as daylight and artificial light
Module #13 Color Grading for Low-Light Footage Techniques for improving the look of low-light footage
Module #14 Color Grading for HDR and 4K Working with high dynamic range and 4K resolution footage
Module #15 Collaboration and Communication in Color Grading Working with directors, cinematographers, and producers to ensure a consistent visual vision
Module #16 Color Grading for TV and Online Delivery Color grading considerations for TV broadcast, streaming, and online distribution
Module #17 Color Grading Case Studies Real-world examples of color grading projects, including challenges and solutions
Module #18 Advanced Color Grading Techniques Using advanced tools and techniques, such as color curves and power windows, to enhance your color grade
Module #19 Color Grading for Documentary and Reality TV Color grading considerations for documentary and reality TV productions
Module #20 Color Grading for VFX and CGI Color grading for visual effects and computer-generated imagery
Module #21 Color Grading for Branding and Commercial Advertising Color grading considerations for branding and commercial advertising productions
Module #22 Color Grading for Music Videos Color grading techniques for music videos, including working with fast-paced footage and high-energy visuals
Module #23 Color Grading for Short Films and Independent Productions Color grading considerations for short films and independent productions
Module #24 Color Grading for Episodic TV and Series Color grading considerations for episodic TV and series productions
Module #25 Troubleshooting Common Color Grading Issues Dealing with common color grading problems, such as color casts and banding
Module #26 Optimizing Your Color Grading Workflow Tips and tricks for streamlining your color grading process
Module #27 Color Grading for Virtual Reality and 360 Video Color grading considerations for virtual reality and 360 video productions
Module #28 Color Grading for Film Festivals and Theatrical Release Color grading considerations for film festival and theatrical release
Module #29 Color Grading for Online Content Creation Color grading considerations for online content creation, including YouTube and social media
Module #30 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in Color Correction and Grading in Film Editing career
