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Recently, I have been experimenting with 3D rendering using #blender to find a unique style and techniques. My goal was to capture the effect of film while adding my own spin to it. I am particularly excited about how one of my experiments turned out, and I would love to hear your thoughts! If you're interested in seeing more of my experimentations, head over to https://lnkd.in/gEReKjQQ or https://lnkd.in/g2ZyvhaE. #3Drendering #experimentation #digitalart

POV: Only a room available to film at the school. Can you make it feel like several? Transforming a single room into multiple distinct spaces is part of the creative process. We know how important it is to showcase the school in the best possible light. Lighting, props, and clever camera angles, we’ll turn one room into a variety of environments. #SchoolMarketing #CreativeFilming #SpaceTransformation #VideoProduction #backtoschool #schoolfilming #londonfilmaker

Shifting gears on my color grading! While I normally keep Redshift renders clean and tweak curves in After Effects with a touch of film grain, I'm aiming for a more analogue look here. This includes experimenting with halation, glow, and film simulations. I'm finishing the illustration and will share it soon! #C4D #redshift #redshift3d #cinema4d #artdirection #3Dart

Kudos to Warm & Fuzzy for an engaging view into the creation of top-notch anamorphic content. Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/gjMF9fGH

Mastering Color Grading for a Cinematic Look! Color grading can dramatically transform the mood and tone of your videos. Start by understanding the color theory: Complementary colors create contrast, while analogous colors provide harmony. Use software like DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro to adjust the color balance, contrast, and saturation. Create a consistent look by using LUTs (Look-Up Tables) which apply a predefined color grade to your footage. Always ensure your grading complements the story you’re telling—darker tones for intense scenes, warmer tones for uplifting moments. Remember to calibrate your monitor for accurate color representation. #ColorGrading #Cinematic #FilmEditing #VideoProduction #CreativeProcess ---

Childhood Scoops is done with good detail and optimized for Gameready Projects. if you want to populate your game environments or any kind of Virtual Production levels here is the pack that you get and use to get high-quality visuals and well-optimized assets. this project contains 58 meshes, 34 texture, 18 master material, 42 material instance and have tv blueprint which will screen video on tv in "play mode". #LUMEN #NANITE #UNREALENGINE #LIGHTING #MODELING #TEXTURING #ICECREAMSHOP #MAYA #ARCHVIZ

Just finished color grading this stunning video recorded in S-Log3 on the FX30. Here’s the transformation process:  Base Look: Applied Rec.709 conversion for a natural starting point. Creative Touch: Used NatiEdits LUT for that signature cinematic tone. Final Polish: Added film grain for authentic movie-like texture. The result? A visually captivating, cinematic masterpiece that feels straight out of a film! Tip: Always shoot in S-Log3 for maximum dynamic range and creative flexibility. What’s your favorite step in the color grading process? Let’s talk post-production magic! #SLog3 #CinematicLook #ColorGrading #NatiEditsLUT #FilmmakingTips #FilmGrainVibes #VideoEditing

🎥 Transforming Stories Through Color 🎨 Here’s a glimpse of my color grading process in DaVinci Resolve! From raw footage to a cinematic masterpiece, every frame tells a unique story with the right tones and mood. #ColorGrading #DaVinciResolve #Filmmaking #VideoEditing #CinematicVisuals #Storytelling

21 Top Cinematic Color Grading Presets (For DaVinci, Premiere + More) This guide highlights the best cinematic color grading presets for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, and more, providing film-inspired looks. https://lnkd.in/durTReHM

I'm never going back to Premiere Pro for 'color grading'. Here's why: Color grading in PR only makes the color pop-up but in Davinci you can set the tone for a specific emotion you want to deliver in that part of the video. Without a fancy camera, you still can get camera blur for talking 'head videos + b-rolls' by using radial blur in DaVinci and then masking it. It's pretty easy and requires one click. (check the video below for results) Here are some useful tutorials if you want to level up your color-grading game: Tutorial for cinematic color grading (https://lnkd.in/dA7RPn73) Blur effect: (https://lnkd.in/dviYsvAU)