Welcome to the colour grading Skool! 🎨 START HERE!
Please read this carefully so you can get the most out of this community.
It's fantastic to have you here, and I'm really looking forward to helping you progress and develop your skills as a colourist.
Whether you're just starting out, building a freelance career, or you're an industry professional looking to diversify your skill set — this is the place for you.
This Skool is more than just a community. It's a place of development and progress, and it will lay foundations that serve you for years to come in the field of colour grading.
To get the most out of it, please do break the ice:
🎨 Introduce yourself in the Introductions section — your name, where you're based, and what your goals are - Feel free to write more if you'd like.
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🎨 Fill in the poll below to tell us what you'd most like to learn.
Looking forward to meeting you and helping you on your colour journey!
Recreating looks from films and music videos
Colour management and technical setup (ACES, LUTs, delivery)
Skin tones and shot matching
Node structure and building a grade from scratch
Building a reel and getting hired
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Welcome to the colour grading Skool! 🎨 START HERE!
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Colour grading for film and TV, taught properly. Scopes, node trees, ACES, HDR and shot matching — from a working feature and TV colourist.
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