Taylre Jones Film and Video Colorist

editors Do a good job When You don't notice the edits it's similar with a colorist You don't want to see a huge difference between shots within a [Muzică] scene color correction it's fixing things like if there's an exposure issue and then color grading is more of a styling giving it a certain aesthetic creating a type of film look that would be Done through a chemical process but now it's digitally Done you have certain Colors that are really complementary to other Colors Just In The Human mind so as you enhance those Colors to really match it really makes it the most pleasant looking it can [Muzică] look Before I was ever even considered being a colorist or anything like that I cuz I've Always been intrig by biology and all that kind of stuff took some video editing classes as fillers and Uh from that Point i kind of Just Fell in love with the filmmaking aspect and I was spending Five si Hours A Day after school Just watching tutorials studying trying to learn as much as i could about cameras and sensors and Just All the different elements I was Always looking to Bring my work to another level i Wanted to figure out How do I make this look more Professional How do I make this look more High end i learned about Color grading and for me it was literally love at first sight became my obsession of my obsession if that can even be Possible and for me the process really was a growing process i Began Just with the basic tools and Adobe premiere moving from there into something called colorista from colorista Magic Bullet look But I knew it wasn't dedicated enough and so I went into D Vinci i probably spent six months Just to learn resolve learn the ins and outs of All the buttons all the tools cuz I knew I Wanted to be a colorist and move into a color dedicated platform so as I've been working As A colorist i learned that from Alexis Van herman's Book The Color correction handbook he kind of about six Key points of What a color duties are the first duties that he's doing is he's adjusting elements of your contrast