This is a special edition of Colorist Meetup—one from my vaults. Back in the day, when meetups were in person, we would come after work to Abel Cine, have a glass of wine or a beer, some food, meet up, chit chat, and, like in this podcast, have a special guest.
I never intended to publish these, but having listened to some of these recordings, I have realized that they are vital parts of color grading history and should be shared. In this podcast, you will learn the history of digital intermediate or how computers found their way into film-making. But what you will witness next is not a dry and boring history class. You will hear me and all of the audience laugh a lot. We were not sure if this was a stand-up comedy or color science. Our guest, a two-time academy award winner for his contribution and technical development, came dressed in a red Tootoo with a hat that said Make Technicolor Great again.
You probably guess that I am talking about Josh Pines, who gave the most fantastic class on cinematic color over on-colour.training last week. And if you have missed the live event and this is stuff you are interested in learning, I would highly recommend it.
But next, without further ado - ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Joshua Pines.
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