Advanced Cinematography Techniques
How to do a LUT
A course by David Curto , Cinematographer
Learn lighting techniques to be able to develop the look of any audiovisual project in a professional way
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About the video: How to do a LUT
Overview
“Today there are many people who work with LUTS, others prefer to make their own, it is something very simple, really. We will visualize different LUTS, we will see how they behave and we will learn to create one from scratch that will serve us to use in our piece already shot. We will create it tailored for us starting from another LUT already created.”
In this video lesson David Curto addresses the topic: How to do a LUT, which is part of the Domestika online course: Advanced Cinematography Techniques. Learn lighting techniques to be able to develop the look of any audiovisual project in a professional way.
Partial transcription of the video
“How to do a LUT In the market we can get many LUTs, sometimes some adapt to what we are looking for, and sometimes not. In this lesson I will teach you how to make our own LUT. If we want to create a LUT with DaVinci Resolve, it really is very simple. First we must define where we are going to apply it. In this case it is an interior sequence with artificial lights, and we will build on this scene to create our LUT. It is necessary to consider that the LUT that we create will not work in all light conditions, for example, this LUT in an outdoor scene, day, is likely not work, because they a...”
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Course summary for: Advanced Cinematography Techniques
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Photography & Video -
Areas
Film, Film, Video & TV, Lighting Design, Photographic Lighting
A course by David Curto
David Curto is in love with cinema and photography. He studied at the Higher School of Cinema and Audiovisual of Catalonia (ESCAC). A native of Spain, in 2010 he moved to Colombia, where he lived for 8 years. He currently divides his time between the two countries.
He has worked for brands such as Motorola, Honda, Ford, Avianca, Nestlé, and Heineken and has filmed music videos for artists like Sebastian Yatra, David Bisbal, Juan Magán, Aitana, Ana Guerra, Lalo Ebratt, Greeicy, Tini, and others. He worked as the director of photography on films such as The Boy by Craig Macnaill, Fucking Games and Anthropos by Spiros Stathoulopoulos, and Bad Lucky Goat by Samir Oliveros, presenting the latter worldwide at the SXSW festival in Austin (USA).
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