Cinematic Color Grading

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Cinematic Color Grading
English | 52m | Video: 720p

In this course you will learn how to grade and edit colors in videos , specially making a mobile footage to a cinema look footage. This lesson's main goal is to get the best result out of a footage. With all the basic tools from After effects.

The course is very easy and simple and with this course you will get some understanding of shadow and highlights as well

The course is for Beginners who can not afford the cinema rig yet but can achieve the same color grading and result with just few steps

More info - https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Cinematic-Color-Grading/108195528

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