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Scarlet Street Album Release Show Location: Southgate House RevivalCamera: Ricoh GRiiiDeveloped With: Davinci Resolve Bands:Scarlet StreetOld Pictures New PicturesAs It MayMascots Scarlet Street had an album release show to celebrate their self titled debut album. I...
Airport Photography: Ricoh GRiii Street Photography Locations: CVG, CLT, DFW, and EYW airportsCamera: Ricoh GRiiiEdited With: Capture One Some snaps from a variety of airport terminals, baggage claims, and other aspects of air travel, from a handful of airports across...
Coloring your footage is crucial in any filmmaking process, short film, feature, music video, or other piece. You want your project to express emotion and feeling in order to assist you in telling your story as a filmmaker.
The ability to mold your footage to your liking is nearly infinite when digital cameras today capture so much data. A colorist’s role is to take this data and craft an aesthetically pleasing image, and create a more immersive and believable experience for viewers. Working with a professional colorist can help you achieve the look and feel you’re searching for in your footage, but for me the ultimate goal is always the same: creating a deep and meaningful look.