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6/21/2012- What is SpeedGrade?
- Understanding the interface and workflow
- Saving projects
- Rendering from SpeedGrade
- Working with footage
- Grading basics
- Blending grades
- Using looks
- Masking footage
- Fixing problem shots
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Voiceover] Hey, my name is Chad Perkins, I'm the author of the books The After Effects Illusionist and How to Cheat in After Effects, as well as an award winning filmmaker and producer. I believe that color correction in video is of epic importance. It's the fastest and least expensive way to add massive amounts of production value. Coloring footage also helps makes it look more like a cinematic event, not just some home movie recording. Adobe SpeedGrade is one of the best tools in the world for using color to tell a story.
In this training we'll dig into SpeedGrade from the bottom up. We'll get familiar with the interface and the workflow, and then start making basic color corrections and fixing color problems as well. But this course is not just a technical review of what the buttons do. We're going to get into the artistic side of color correction. Changing a shot from bright daylight to darker sunset. We'll also look at how to change the mood with color, taking a regular old shot and making it look like it came straight out of a Hollywood horror movie.
This is going to be a blast, so let's get started learning Adobe SpeedGrade.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 8s
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1. Getting Started with SpeedGrade
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What is SpeedGrade?13m 48s
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The story of SpeedGrade1m 21s
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2. Exploring the Basics
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Understanding the interface4m 37s
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Understanding the workflow2m 49s
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Playing back assets2m 45s
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Saving projects1m 40s
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Rendering from SpeedGrade2m 49s
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3. Working with Footage
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Creating multiple playheads2m 35s
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Using multiple monitors1m 57s
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Performing basic video edits1m 55s
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Deleting timelines1m 22s
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4. Grading Basics
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Using a trackball2m 3s
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5. Going Deeper
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Blending grades5m 10s
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Isolating colors5m 46s
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Applying a look-up table2m 26s
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Managing multiple playheads5m 23s
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6. Using Looks
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Applying presets4m 12s
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Saving custom looks2m 55s
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7. Masking Footage
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Creating masks6m 15s
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Creating a quick vignette4m 31s
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8. SpeedGrade in Action
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Fixing problem shots8m 56s
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What is a creative grade?3m 45s
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Sample project: Horror movie4m 37s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye36s
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