Grading

Although I have chosen to use several different styles of tone for my film, there is some colour grading that I wanted to have done so I was recommended to ask another peer at my college, Samantha Wade into doing several versions of my film with different grading samples. once the editing was done, I arranged to meet up with Sam and give her a copy of the movie clip for her to work on for around 3 days.

The clip above shows Sam's first attempt at grading the movie. She had applied a blue tint to the environment while keeping colour to the main character. It's quite good but the main character kind of stands out too much so it needs to be toned down a bit more.

This clip is Sam's second attempt, this time having a blue tint all the way through and not enhancing the colour of the main character. This works really well so I may be using this version for the final piece.

This is Sam's third attempt, where she was going for a sepia kind of tone. This works quite nicely but it is a bit too warm to my liking.

I think Sam did an excellent job with all three versions of grading the film, very well done.