Take your colour grading to the next level in Final Cut Pro.
If you've ever felt lost when it comes to colour work, I feel your pain. I know the struggle:
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Take your colour grading to the next level in Final Cut Pro.
If you've ever felt lost when it comes to colour work, I feel your pain. I know the struggle:
Take your colour grading to the next level in Final Cut Pro.
If you've ever felt lost when it comes to colour work, I feel your pain. I know the struggle:
online tutorials that conflict or don't tell the whole story
not knowing where to start or what makes footage look good
unnatural skin tones
applying a LUT to find that it looks bad
I've designed this course to resolve all this and more. This is all the knowledge I wish I knew when I started out with video, (too) many years ago.
In this downloadable course, you'll get:
Step-by-step workflow giving you a structured approach to get pro results
Beginning to end walkthroughs
A solid understanding of the tools and scopes featured in Final Cut Pro
Foundational knowledge of colour theory and its application in Hollywood
Where to get the best free LUTs, and more importantly, how to get the best from any LUTs
Various filming tips to help up your game
As with my last bestselling course on the GH5, I'll be aiming to keep this updated and build on it over time. Right now it contains everything you need for professional results on the latest 2019 release of Final Cut Pro.
Hope to see you in there.
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Learning objectives
- Professional colour workflow to make your videos stand out
- Get cinematic footage with great skin tones
- How to setup and use final cut pro for grading
- Colour theory fundamentals and application in hollywood
- Professional colour workflow to make your videos stand out
- Get cinematic footage with great skin tones
- How to setup and use final cut pro for grading
- Colour theory fundamentals and application in hollywood
Syllabus
Introduction
Matching Cameras
FCPX Tour and Setup
Video Scopes in FCPX
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Syllabus
Links to the free LUTs are included in the attached document
Links to the free test footage are included in the attached document
Apple made a huge change to how the colour masks work and it's much improved! This video covers up to v10.4.8, the latest change as of Jan 2020.
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Download or print all of the course materials
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Create a system for organizing the materials
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Take notes and highlight important information
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Review the materials regularly
Practice Colour Theory Basics
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Strengthen your foundation in colour theory to enhance your understanding of how colour works in Final Cut Pro.
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Colour Theory
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Review the colour wheel and the basic principles of colour theory
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Experiment with different colour combinations to create different moods and effects
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Apply your knowledge of colour theory to your own colour correction projects
Join a Colour Correction Study Group
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Collaborate with peers to discuss colour correction techniques, share ideas, and provide feedback on each other's work.
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Find or create a study group with other students taking the course
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Meet regularly to discuss the course material
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Share your work with the group for feedback
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Collaborate on projects
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Create a Colour Graded Short Film
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Apply your colour correction skills to create a visually stunning short film that conveys a story or emotion.
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Film Production
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Write a script or storyboard for your short film
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Shoot the footage for your film
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Import the footage into Final Cut Pro and apply colour correction
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Edit the film together and add any necessary effects
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Export the final film and share it with others
Organize and Review Course Materials
Show steps
Organize and review the course materials to enhance your understanding and retention of the concepts.
Browse courses on
Note-Taking
Show steps
- Download or print all of the course materials
- Create a system for organizing the materials
- Take notes and highlight important information
- Review the materials regularly
Practice Colour Theory Basics
Show steps
Strengthen your foundation in colour theory to enhance your understanding of how colour works in Final Cut Pro.
Browse courses on
Colour Theory
Show steps
- Review the colour wheel and the basic principles of colour theory
- Experiment with different colour combinations to create different moods and effects
- Apply your knowledge of colour theory to your own colour correction projects
Join a Colour Correction Study Group
Show steps
Collaborate with peers to discuss colour correction techniques, share ideas, and provide feedback on each other's work.
Show steps
- Find or create a study group with other students taking the course
- Meet regularly to discuss the course material
- Share your work with the group for feedback
- Collaborate on projects
Create a Colour Graded Short Film
Show steps
Apply your colour correction skills to create a visually stunning short film that conveys a story or emotion.
Browse courses on
Film Production
Show steps
- Write a script or storyboard for your short film
- Shoot the footage for your film
- Import the footage into Final Cut Pro and apply colour correction
- Edit the film together and add any necessary effects
- Export the final film and share it with others
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