Cinematic Color Grading for Fishing Videos
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I’m ready to move my short film out of the edit and into its final look. What I need is a skilled colorist who can give the footage a polished, cinematic grade while still keeping the overall mood bright and uplifting rather than dark or gritty.
The edit is locked; all I’m missing is that cohesive grade that ties the story together visually. I’m happy to supply reference stills and, if it helps, a temporary LUT that shows the direction I have in mind. Whether you prefer DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere with Lumetri, or another professional grading tool is up to you—as long as the end result is broadcast-safe and consistent across every shot.
Deliverables
• Final graded master matching the original resolution and codec
• A still-frame “look book” (one reference frame per scene) for quick client sign-off
• Optional: Adobe Premiere Pro Project file
Once I see the first pass, I’ll provide concise notes so we can lock the grade quickly. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this film to life.
My older reference videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AqualureaFishing - but I am looking for a better visual postproduction. I like color grading in National Geographic documentaries.
The edit is locked; all I’m missing is that cohesive grade that ties the story together visually. I’m happy to supply reference stills and, if it helps, a temporary LUT that shows the direction I have in mind. Whether you prefer DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere with Lumetri, or another professional grading tool is up to you—as long as the end result is broadcast-safe and consistent across every shot.
Deliverables
• Final graded master matching the original resolution and codec
• A still-frame “look book” (one reference frame per scene) for quick client sign-off
• Optional: Adobe Premiere Pro Project file
Once I see the first pass, I’ll provide concise notes so we can lock the grade quickly. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this film to life.
My older reference videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AqualureaFishing - but I am looking for a better visual postproduction. I like color grading in National Geographic documentaries.