when is the right time to use it, ive been using it on all my clips but i think its just too much, when watching zedans vids they dont always have it

i'm trying to color grade so my videos have the dark moody look, i noticed batman has the steel colors but has the warm feel to it which i like. when i colour grade i feel like me/the subject goes too dark how do we get this look? (even though its still moody luxury bronze the skin is bright, the shaddows look dark, midtones and highlihgts are bright but theres just so much richness it doesnt feel cold, it feels warm and saturated slightly) any ideas ?

i feel like im in a burnout phase all my videos are not performing - and not only this im trying to escape a niche and develop a personal brand but i keep going back into the styling niche, im trying to use chat gpt for ideas but its just corny and cringey

The more I dive and see what people are doing in this community the more I see a fixated and heavy emphasis on colour grading, yes it is a big element that will make your videos look cinematic but one of the biggest thing you guys are missing out on is 'Sound Design' The quality of your audio and sound effects can completely elevate the video. In the video below the sound of the helicopter, traffic and the police siren helped me add much more feel to the video. Hopefully this helps someone out there, keep creating.

hey @Zedan Mutlu can you also teach us how to edit the photos too? so we can build an aesthetic / attractive feed on instagram your pictures always come out so clean. do you use lightroom?