Best way to get a filmlook for a concert movie

Arvid Unsgaard · October 25th, 2007, 03:24 PM

We have shot a concert movie on XDCam IMX

I use Final Cut Studio 2.

I want to give the concert shots more of a "filmlook".

I usually use Magic Bullet. But a friend on a postcompany said that he think I should use Color that ships with FCP Studio.

Because you can work with the gamma on red, blue and green, individual.

The problem is that im newbie on color - to be honest im not a grading guy at all, im just a editor BUT we didnt have the money to go to a post grading company.

So...

The biggest problem with the shots is a red tint on the skin. So what I really want is to get away with the red and give the shot alittle bit of grain and smooth vignettering.

Do you have any advice for me?

Thanks

October 25th, 2007, 03:24 PM	#1
Arvid Unsgaard Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: sweden Posts: 38	Best way to get a filmlook for a concert movie We have shot a concert movie on XDCam IMX I use Final Cut Studio 2. I want to give the concert shots more of a "filmlook". I usually use Magic Bullet. But a friend on a postcompany said that he think I should use Color that ships with FCP Studio. Because you can work with the gamma on red, blue and green, individual. The problem is that im newbie on color - to be honest im not a grading guy at all, im just a editor BUT we didnt have the money to go to a post grading company. So... The biggest problem with the shots is a red tint on the skin. So what I really want is to get away with the red and give the shot alittle bit of grain and smooth vignettering. Do you have any advice for me? Thanks

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