Tutorials

Some tutorials by colorist Andreas Brueckl
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New Tutorial soon: Grading and compositing for beauty and fashion jobs.

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For all people who think “Orange and teal” or the so called “Blockbusterlook” was developed in Hollywood.
Goethe was first :-)

Example of “Orange and teal”: The last Airbender

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Further below you can see the simple scheme of the DI workflow with Alexa and RED cameras.
This is the addition for massive VFX shots (e.g. for features). As you can see, grading plays a major part in creating rushes for the edit, creating LUTs for the VFX department and taking the final step to conforming.

simple DI-workflow

 

 

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Tutorial: Commercial grading and alpha channels in Assimilate Scratch from Andreas Brueckl on Vimeo.

In this tutorial I explain my workflow for the Akbank TVC.
Especially the use of alpha channels and how you deal with it in Assimilate Scratch.
Because of the codec and the size the highlights in the tutorial are a little bit crashed…sorry for that.
You can see the better quality of the commercial when you watch it directly her on vimeo.

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Tutorial: How to make a sunwashed look on a Coca Cola commercial from Andreas Brueckl on Vimeo.

In this Coca Cola commercial we had to combine lots of different footage. Arri Alexa and youtube footage doesn’t really fit together. So we decided to make a natural, colorwashed grading only for the Alexa shots. I gradet only the singing kids and the couple.

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SCRATCH Tutorial: How to make a monochromatic silver look with SCRATCH from ASSIMILATE on Vimeo.

Freelance colorist, Andreas Brueckl shares a tutorial on how to create a monochromatic “silver look.” The footage is from the great directors of www.kronck.de. Normally the set design and the dresses have to be in the same monochrome kind of color. In this case everything is warm, but we tint it blue to achieve the silver look. So you have to keep the highlights neutral and tint the rest dark blue with keys and masks.

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SCRATCH Tutorial: Surrealistic Skin Tones from ASSIMILATE on Vimeo.

Another tutorial by Andreas Brueckl: Surrealistic skin tones are very popular with photographers and photoshop artists. In this tutorial Andreas shows you how to create the look with Assimilate SCRATCH. Have fun! www.colormeup.de

 

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Tutorial: “The Differences in monochromatic looks”


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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