RG201 Resolve Advanced Techniques - 2 days at AbelCine
RG201 Resolve Advanced Techniques - 2 days at AbelCine
Ideal for current Resolve Colorists with at least a years experience or students who have taken a previous iColorist class or an online course like my FXPHD offerings in a small class setting like the previous RG 101 workshop
Cost $796US Early Bird price
April 11-12 2024 1000-1700 AbelCine Brooklyn or as an online ZOOM version
April 25-26 2024 1000-1700 AbelCine Burbank or as an online ZOOM version
Payment Link
https://www.abelcine.com/learn/calendar/rg101-learning-to-grade-with-resolve-and-warren-eagles-of-the-ica
We cover advanced techniques using the latest Resolve software. Focused on Colorists who are grading, Commercials, Reality TV, Documentaries, TV Drama and content creators.
“Ideal for current Resolve Colorists with at least a years experience or students who have taken a previous iColorist class or an online course like my FXPHD offerings. We cover advanced techniques using the latest Resolve software. Focused on Colorists who are grading Feature Films, Commercials, Reality TV, Documentaries and TV Drama.
A variety of different media formats will be used and the emphasis will always be on grading a sequence rather than individual clips.
The media used comes from a variety of different cameras, and is not always beautifully shot so more like the footage and challenges we face everyday as a colorist.
This iColorist virtual workshop is capped at six people with each student getting a media download link 5 days before the class starts. Students are encouraged to share their own material so they can get individual feedback from me.
This class is designed around a number of small sequences. We will work through the timelines from start to finish considering the best strategies to get the job finished efficiently. You can keep all the class media, the lessons, projects and the screen recordings. Making it a great way to continue your learning long after the class has finished.”
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
All Proxies, Optimized Media, and RAW Debayer explained.
Explore the latest Resolve Color management.
Grading RAW files inc BRAW, RED IPP2, Drone in D-LOG.
Where do we start the grade, how do we approach the session?
What do clients expect from you?
Complete refresh of Primary controls using an edited sequence. Lift Gamma Gain, Offset, Curves, RGB Mixer, LUM Mix and LOG grading. Plus the new HDR tools. What are the differences and when to use each tool?
The Nodes explained including the Layer, Parallel and Shared Nodes.
Making a LUT, exporting and inporting LUTs and PowerGrade Looks.
Grading in ACES v DaVinci Color Managed v Normal YRGB.
Conforming issues from Premiere Pro and other NLEs. How can we fix them and what do we do if the conform is a knightmare?
Workflows with multiple timelines using the Scene Cut Detector.
Do you ever re-grade a show 6 months later? Use Color Trace to recover your grades.
Adding VFX shots and managing bigger projects.
Adjusting skin tone with confidence.
The Color Warper and Magic Mask.
Explanation of how HDR Dolby Vision works.
Doing small VFX in Resolve like a sky replacement, what is expected?
External mattes and RGB mattes, how do they help us?
Adding an .SRT subtitle file
Advanced Problems, we don’t always get the best footage to work with. The latest Resolve OFX plugins are a great help.
Resolve OFX Plugins for the Colorist.
Color Compressor
Shift Tilt
De-band
Face Refinement
Soften and Sharpen
Color Space Transform
Patch replacer
Aperture diffraction
Lens Flares
De-flicker
HOURS
This is a guide as the start time might change in your time zone
10.00-11.30 Session 1
11.30-12.00 Break
12.00-13.30 Session 2
13.30-14.30 Lunch
14.30-16.00 Session 3
16.00-17.00 Happy Hour. This is optional. A great chance to grab a cold drink and ask questions, review what you have learnt and a chance to start grading the practise footage.
INSTRUCTOR
Warren has been coloring for 30 years and has been using Resolve since 2005. He co-founded the International Colorist Academy in 2009 and now splits his time between grading and teaching. Warren is based in Brisbane Australia where he owns and operates his own Color grading shop.
CERTIFICATES
All students on this course receive an iColorist Virtual Certificate and a screen recording of the class
Frequently asked questions
What kit do I need?A laptop or desktop PC or Mac capable of running the latest Resolve software. 2 monitors mean you can watch the training on one monitor then use Resolve on the other monitor. Headphones and mic. Check you have a stable internet connection suitable for ZOOM with the ability to download around 15GB of media.
When are your group workshops? My hope is to run a workshop every week when not grading a movie. They will rotate through RG101, RG201, RG204, RG301 & CT202. They will also rotate between time zones.
How will I get the training footage and supporting documents?A week before your class you will receive a Frame io download link. This will enable you to be confident and comfortable of your set up before the class begins.
What if the class is not be in my time zone? True, a fixed time zone will not suit everybody, so we plan to run in different time zones with a moderator/translator used where needed.
Can I customise a group class? Please e-mail any requests with ‘How to do’ questions and I’ll do my best to fit them into the workshop. Questions are encouraged through out the workshop and are an important part of group learning.
How can I see a schedule? All classes whether remote of classroom with appear here and on the iColorist home page.
How many students? Capped at 6 students.
What is the cost? $495US
Do you offer any student of Society Member discounts? Yes. 20% to anybody who qualifies. Cannot be combined with any Early Bird discount already claimed.
Will I get a recording of the class? Yes. All sessions will be recorded in ZOOM.
Is this virtual workshop certified like the classroom options? Yes, you will receive a digital ICA certificate.
Do you have any post class Q&A? Yes, you can ask questions via e-mail or via the iColorist Facebook and Linkedin groups.
Can I keep and use the footage supplied in the class?
Yes, you can use it for private practise after the class. It cannot be shared or used in conjunction with any other training organisation.