3-Day Film Creative Masterclass
w/ Steve Yedlin, Mitch Bogdanowicz,
and Cullen Kelly
Become a pro film creative in one weekend.
Day 1: Knowing Film Like You Actually Use It
w/ Dr. Mitch Bogdanowicz
Knowing film inside and out will give you way more creative ideas, speed, and output using the photochemical toolset in Genesis.
In day 1, Mitch will cover all things film and how it works, from the terms you want to know better than your own kids’ names, to the evolution of neg and print stocks to how film stocks are actually engineered.
Day 2: Photochemical Look Design & Color Grading
w/ Cullen Kelly
With Cullen you’ll dive right into using that film knowledge to get way more out of Genesis, from how to get a specific look to matching LUTs and the differences you want to be thinking about with digital vs photochemical look dev.
As part of the session, you’ll do a full grade-along on a scene or short film, putting everything together and experiencing the amazing speed Genesis gives you when you grade.
Day 3: Lighting for a Film LUT
w/ Steve Yedlin
Now that you’ve learned how to take the history of photochemical image reproduction and harness it to build the perfect look for your story in Genesis, we need one more thing: great lighting.
In day three, Knives Out and Star Wars: The Last Jedi cinematographer Steve Yedlin, ASC will show you how to make your scene come to life with a 4-hour session focused on lighting for a film LUT.
Whether you’re a DP on set or a colorist looking to take their work to the next level by grading more photographically, knowing how to light when working with film will help you craft unforgettable images.
Easily master your arsenal of film stocks with your Tasting Notes guide.
A lot people hear “55 stocks” and feel overwhelmed, so we almost took a bunch of them out of the plugin.
But the only thing that makes that amount of creative possibility overwhelming is not knowing what all of your options do and why you might use them.
To take you from overwhelmed to being a masterful film creative in just a few hours of play (instead of spending weeks or months blind testing until you feel comfortable), we’ve broken down all of the stocks so it’s easy to learn how, when, and why you might use them, leaving you setting things like contrast, saturation, and palette with your stocks first instead of spending time tinkering with controls.
This document will be your best friend when using Genesis.
Quickly start your projects with 10 PowerGrades that give you the negative and print stock combos of major films.
Blade Runner
Terminator 2
Aliens
There Will Be Blood
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Se7en
Saving Private Ryan
Jurassic Park
Black Swan
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
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