Workshops
Explore advanced post-production workflows used by professional colorists to maximize the image quality of the digital negative with DaVinci Resolve.
There are no available registration dates at this time.
Note: This class will be held in a live, online format using the Zoom Platform.
Class meets Monday-Friday, Jun 12-16 from 12-4pm ET + 1:1 from 4-5pm
This workshop is for colorists, cinematographers, and editors who want to dive deeper into the art and craft of color correction and color grading for film and video.
The class will be an introduction to advanced digital workflows using DaVinci Resolve. Utilizing a workshop atmosphere in combination with lectures, demonstrations and assignments, students will work with footage from a variety of projects including a wide variety of formats, codecs, and picture profiles. The primary focus is to maximize the image quality of the digital negative while creating looks that support the story and visual style of the project.
In addition to color correction and grading tools, we will also explore DaVinci Resolve’s abilities as an all-in-one platform for editing, sound mixing in Fairlight, and compositing with Fusion. A professional colorist will lead the instruction and guide the students through the assignments while providing valuable feedback on their grades and their workflow.
Course requirements
Students in this class must have a solid understanding of the digital color grading workflow from initial Resolve setup and color theory to node structures and delivery, as well as color management, file structure, compression, and calibration and monitoring for broadcast quality standards.
Students will need DaVinci Resolve installed on their computer. This software is free to download here.
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Instructor: Charles Haine
Charles Haine is currently an assistant professor at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema at Brooklyn College. He has been a filmmaker and entrepreneur working in the motion picture industry since 1999 and received his MFA from USC in 2006. Haine founded the Academy Award nominated production company Dirty Robber in 2008 which has gone on to success in feature films and short films, as well as commercials and music videos. He also founded Coyote Post and was part of the inception of cinelicious.tv.
