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From Cullen Kelly’s The Colorist’s Ten Commandments. In color grading, the colors of things we look at every single day, like skin tone, sky, and foliage. Color grading’s primary goal is to make sure that memory colors look correct in all the shots. Kelly says: “The foundation of any effective color grade is an image that feels natural and consistent with physical reality.”

Related to: Video (post production), color grading

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Preparing your Premiere project for color and sound

Preparing your Premiere project for color and sound

Finished your edit? Ready to move on to color and sound? Here's how we ask our clients to prepare their timeline in order to streamline the color grade and audio mix process. Jump to: Exporting for Color Grading Exporting Graphics Exporting for Audio Mixing Sending...

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