Since this is a feature from DaVinci Resolve that I would like to make more use of in the future, I’ve decided to dedicate this blog on Remote Grading.

In DaVinci Resolve ‘Remote Grading’ allows you to ‘remotely’ control and grade on another system containing the same m...

So there we have it with the Beta version of DaVinci Resolve 14;  Blackmagic has created a software allowing us to edit, grade, mix audio, online and output content.

Considering the amount of time wasted setting up projects, creating proxies, conforming media etc. this...

So DaVinci Resolve 14 is out (not sure what happened to 13…?) and it’s actually good.

As expected, it does have a lot of new editing features ideal for filmmakers on a budget but from a grade point of view, it also has some exciting new OpenFX features such as the 'Face...

Just sharing with you this 5 stars 'unsettling' short film from RSA's Gray Hughes that I recently worked on. I present "Run Towards" Enjoy! 

As I sometimes find myself explaining such processes to clients and colleagues, I would like to share this article on the subject by 'Tao of Color Grading' writer, Patrick Inhofer.

Understanding the current processes of ‘colour grading’

Wikipedia describes...

...my latest Colourist showreel 2017.

Here is a sample of my grading work after another busy year.

As well as featuring clips from short films "Run Towards", "Down the Dogs", "Claudia" from director Gray Hughes (RSA Films), "I'M Here" by director David Hewitt (Satellite...

One week ago I visited BVE 2017, the UK’s largest Media Production event. 

It’s 3 days of shows, expert led free seminars, free training sessions, a chance to network and chat with other professionals and also the opportunity to try or learn about the latest equipments...

Whilst I was expecting January and February to be fairly quiet, the opposite couldn’t have been more true. 

Cutting my teeth on Avid workflow with 4K footage and composite grades has been part of my recent steep learning curve.

From short films, documentaries and promos,...

In film examples

Finally, YouTube has announced that it now supports HDR (High Dynamic Range) videos which is great news for colourists who are also grading work for digital content like myself. 

(* Good news for Ad agencies and major Brand's channels too).

So Youtube has...