Digital color correction

by Steve Hullfish

Digital color correction
The first part consists of tutorials that teach basic knowledge and techniques of color correction. The second half of this series presents the actual correction process of the field experts in an interview format, with concrete correction data for movies, videos and photographs. It is a book with all the systematic composition as an introductory book and advanced technology that can be used immediately in the field, and it will be able to acquire the entire process of digital color correction.

Paperback

Published July 20, 2011

About the author

Stephen Hullfish has been an editor since 1983. He moved to Chicago 1985 where he worked on sports, comedy and cooking shows for SportsChannel and The Travel Channel. In 1992 he started working on Avid and was hired at Del Hall Video, where he primarily edited "The Oprah Winfrey Show," "Investigative Reports," "The New Explorers" and "Cold Cases." In 1997 he was named an Avid Master Editor. In 2002 he started working for VeggieTales as an editor and producer and in 2004 began freelancing as a feature film editor, cutting films like "Overcomer," Courageous," "War Room," "Champion," "My Brother's Keeper" and "Clinton Inc." His Art of the Cut podcast and interview series started in 2014. He has interviewed over 300 editors including nearly every Oscar winner of the last 30 years.