You’ll receive a PDF with detailed instructions on how to prepare for the color grading process. Your film needs to be picture-locked, and you’ll need to know your camera model and color space settings.

I’ll also need the uncompressed raw footage from your project. If you’re based in the NYC area, an in-person media transfer is the most efficient method. A transfer over the internet is most feasible with a wired ethernet connection, though WiFi is acceptable with a strong signal.

Yes! While I complete color grading remotely, I do offer virtual video meetings so you can watch my work and provide live direction/feedback.

To ensure a consistent visual style for your work, I only take on color grading projects for full films or episodes. Even if you’re only looking for color edits for specific shots, it’s best for your colorist to take a complete look at your film.