Go behind the scenes with Mad Max: Fury Road Colorist Eric Whipp10%优惠码

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Go behind the scenes with Mad Max: Fury Road Colorist Eric Whipp



Now you can have the experience of learning from Eric, learn proven techniques, strategies, organization, and problem-solving straight from Eric Whipp's color suite.











Watch Anywhere On Anything



Watch our courses on your phone, computer, or tablet - anywhere you have internet access.











Your Class at Your Pace



Self-paced videos that give you the flexibility to do the course when it fits into your schedule.











Extras



Additional learning materials include PDFs, a podcast with Eric and, fellow Colorist, Wade Odlum, educational videos on Color Grading aesthetics, and further class footage from the cutting room floor.







Meet The Instructor



Eric Whipp was born in Auckland, New Zealand, and raised in Australia. He became a colorist in the 1990s and helped George Miller with his Oscar-winning film, Happy Feet. Today he is a Co-Founder and Senior Colorist at Alter Ego in Toronto, Canada. He reunited with George Miller for the ground-breaking film Mad Max: Fury Road. He most recently finished The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.











Simon Wyndham



The content is important enough to be relevant to everyone from directors to location sound recordists, foley artists, and music composers....even documentary and corporate video can benefit.







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Jonny Elwyn



Eric shares a potent mix of both artistic colour grading craft knowledge and post-production business savvy which makes the training so effective.







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Pierre Breton



Pleasantly surprised by this one from the colorist of Mad Max Fury Road, Eric Whipp. It's like sitting in the grading room and listening to the guy talking to you about his techniques. And his Day for Night technique is really effective.







Course Breakdown











Chapter 1 - The Beginning



Meet Your Instructor (3:00)



Before You Start a Project (2:48)



On Set Vs. In Post (3:49)



Communication (5:38)



Disagreements in the Color Suite (2:34)



Working as a Team (2:47)



Imposter Syndrome (1:56)



Chapter 2 - The Colorist as a Storyteller



Color as a Storytelling Tool (2:06)



Finding a Look That Supports the Story (2:41)



Looks, Sublooks, and Telling a Story (2:25)



Creating a Color Arc (5:01) - Audit this video



Chapter 3 - The Nitty Gritty



Color & Genre (2:12)



Color & Theory (5:01)



Using Scopes (4:33) - Audit this video



Chapter 4 - Tricks and Techniques



The Fresh Eyes Trick (2:34)



Keeping the Image Real with Exaggerated Colors (5:49)



Movement in the Shot (11:53)



Context and the Scene (2:02)



Film Vs. Digital (4:04)



Understanding Light and Positioning (2:37)



Matching Cameras (2:58)



Matching Shots (7:40)











Chapter 5 - A Deep Dive



The Base Grade (9:44)



Sky Replacement (5:27) - Audit this video



Day for Night (12:54)



A Storm's Coming (3:15)



VFX & Color (5:44)



Chapter 6 - In the End



What's Next? (2:23)



Appendix A - The Cutting Room Floor



LUT Love (2:36)



The Script (0:39)



Bring in the Colorist Early (0:54)



Dealing with Disagreements (1:23)



Black & White Films (0:54)



Genre Mash-Ups (2:57)



Can You Create Snow Out of a Desert? (2:49)



Appendix B - Extras



Fade Up to Fade Down - A Discussion Between Colleagues



Color Theory PDF



Color Mixing PDF



Understanding the Vectorscope



Understanding the RGB Parade



Understanding the Y-Waveform



Color Harmony



Color Illusions



Color Glossary