Taylre Jones Film and Video Colorist

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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
  • Interested in what it takes to forge a career in color grading? Taylre explains how he got a foothold in the industry using training from libraries like ours.
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  • @johnprivate6625
    @johnprivate6625 Рік тому +8

    The greatest compliment an editor ever gave me as a colourist was that I attended to much to subtle detail he couldn’t see. That is the art of a good grade. Adjusting the feel, without distracting the eye.

  • @LaVieBoheme517
    @LaVieBoheme517 Місяць тому

    Love the passion for his hometown and wanting to not only get himself out in the world but for his work to reflect well on his city. That's inspiration to give to everyone!

  • @Androken
    @Androken 7 років тому +33

    Thank you Linkedin for sharing this with us. It is nice to see someone sharing his process of coloring.

    • @lookingthat3855
      @lookingthat3855 6 років тому +2

      Then I suggest to watch and study Neumann films and Yuri Palma, they are the greatest ib grading on youtube

  • @GiTxSHuM
    @GiTxSHuM 6 років тому +11

    FINALLY A COLORIST TELLS THE WORLD THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CORRECT AND GRADE. Oh and I read those books. Very in depth about color on those. Took classes as well for coloring and it is no where easy.

    • @simonecampobasso
      @simonecampobasso 6 років тому

      Hi! can you tell me the name of these books? thank you so much!

    • @GiTxSHuM
      @GiTxSHuM 6 років тому +3

      Simone Campobasso color correction second edition. It is with a black book and a girl sitting in the front. It also says professional techniques for video and cinema. Not sure if they have another edition but this one was second hand used already but mine was in great condition. Books are helpful cause it has hidden techniques that you tubers do not use. I am assuming cause UA-cam is like a trend thing for video tutorials. Keep your books by your side especially even in the post room cause you never know when you need to sneak it.

    • @simonecampobasso
      @simonecampobasso 6 років тому

      GiTxSHuM thanks for all man!

    • @biswajit07
      @biswajit07 5 місяців тому

      nothing's easy in life

  • @OKLAHOMALOVE2
    @OKLAHOMALOVE2 6 років тому +72

    More videos like this please

  • @neerajmohan274
    @neerajmohan274 6 років тому +1

    Wow! This is one of the best videos on color coloring out there. Pretty much sums up a colorists' experience and workflow.

  • @cirusMEDIA
    @cirusMEDIA 7 років тому +7

    We need more sharing / forward thinking people like him!!!

  • @SergeGolikov
    @SergeGolikov 5 років тому +5

    Don't we all have that dilemma at sometime?
    rough cut/grade 1, 2,3
    fine cut/grade, 1,2,3
    final, 1,2,3
    lock off .....
    This has been very stimulating, thank you 👍

  • @ammarr9030
    @ammarr9030 4 роки тому

    Wow... this video is an absolute gold...

  • @CLEF4RD
    @CLEF4RD 5 років тому +2

    at the end ofthe day its up to your choice...and your clients satisfaction.....great video and thank you for sharing your experience....continue inspiring !!!

  • @FKfilmphotography
    @FKfilmphotography 6 років тому +32

    Amazing. It shows that you can have the best camera in the world and lighting but until you learn to grade properly you won't ever showcase the true potential of a shot.

    • @SergeGolikov
      @SergeGolikov 5 років тому +11

      @Kévin Miller The "we'll fix it in Post" philosophy is very dangerous to the total creative process.
      Cinematography, Lighting, Set Design, Choice of Optics and formerly choice of Film Stocks;
      cannot be simply dismissed out of hand by thinking you can create anything and everything in Post!
      It just doesn't work that way, life is not VR, at least not to the extent that transhumanists would like you to believe.

    • @bullettin
      @bullettin 4 роки тому +8

      @Kévin Miller The colorist will need good material to work with, which is why a quality camera and lighting are necessary. If there isn't enough data in the video, it is heavily compressed, or it is all the same color, uniformly underexposed, etc., the image will not hold up under the extreme changes necessary to correct the shot.

  • @EposVox
    @EposVox 6 років тому +15

    Hey this is actually cool.

  • @MaxWest2
    @MaxWest2 6 років тому +1

    Amazing video! Amazing colourist​!

  • @anasabdulazeez9332
    @anasabdulazeez9332 Рік тому

    Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!

  • @DANAMIONLINE
    @DANAMIONLINE 6 років тому

    I appreciate the depth of this video.

  • @AJEPUJE
    @AJEPUJE 3 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing..truly inspiring 👌👏

  • @eddieralvarez5674
    @eddieralvarez5674 2 роки тому

    THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS WAS EXTREMELY HELPFUL :D

  • @shafiqakhalid179
    @shafiqakhalid179 6 років тому

    Best colour grading video on youtube

  • @AlexKovshovik
    @AlexKovshovik 2 роки тому +1

    This man explains things way better than Quazi himself!

    • @tv9495824936
      @tv9495824936 Рік тому +1

      As per pro colorists and reddit channels.. qazi is not a good colorist. He won't the follow basic standards of color grading process. Confuses the audience (Sales trick) and Makes the audience a fool.

  • @surefocusmedia
    @surefocusmedia 6 років тому +1

    Super cool dude. You did the same thing I did moving to davinci resolve. I love it so much more than premiere

  • @Broc_Networks
    @Broc_Networks 6 років тому +4

    i need this kind of working station.watching from nairobi,kenya...iN afrca

  • @KiraTacK
    @KiraTacK 4 роки тому

    Dude, you gave me a lot to think about. Thanks for that!

  • @josephjwoods66
    @josephjwoods66 6 років тому

    I really enjoyed this video! It was full of great tips and inspirational.

  • @artwin1647
    @artwin1647 2 роки тому

    Wow, very nice video, great tips and inspirational,, entertaining to watch until the end,,, big yes,,,, from new friend,, ❤️👍

  • @dilfill
    @dilfill 6 років тому

    Awesome video. Thank you for sharing.

  • @PeteWoronowski
    @PeteWoronowski 6 років тому +1

    You are so talented and have a great eye for what the end end result needs to be.
    My sincere compliments on your work
    Very best to you always.
    Cheers. Pete

  • @breakthelegacy
    @breakthelegacy 5 років тому

    I am blown away! My lord!

  • @ardizain6849
    @ardizain6849 7 років тому +98

    every time i retouching photo i always think that i over do it.
    until watch this video

  • @cheukyanlai7211
    @cheukyanlai7211 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much 💞😭💖💓

  • @SHAAMFILMSENTERTAINMENT
    @SHAAMFILMSENTERTAINMENT 7 років тому

    Amazing, thanks for such a motivating video

  • @RuchiraPrashan
    @RuchiraPrashan 6 років тому

    Very interesting. Thank you for sharing this with us!!!

  • @strugs
    @strugs 3 роки тому

    Excellent!!

  • @BrianMarcWhittaker
    @BrianMarcWhittaker 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing. This was intriguing and inspiring.

  • @norgerichard
    @norgerichard 5 років тому

    More videoes. This is excellent.

  • @redjbari
    @redjbari 5 років тому

    Nicely explained the whole colorist profession!

  • @ningwang6983
    @ningwang6983 6 років тому

    Thank you for helping me grow,you are awesome。

  • @Jefsamaroon
    @Jefsamaroon 6 років тому

    really enjoy it. full of information!

  • @AkaRastaOficial
    @AkaRastaOficial 6 років тому +2

    4:25 WOOOOW!!!!!

  • @carson294
    @carson294 7 років тому +10

    Now one seems to address that when you adjust the color's and contrast etc it will add noise.To get rid of the noise you start to soften the picture?? Now what?? Back and forth to reach a happy medium??

    • @4FrameMusic
      @4FrameMusic 7 років тому +10

      It's most likely that you are not using RAW uncompressed footage with a Log color space, which almost every colorist will require, and almost every professional film will be shot in. RAW in Log format videos will 99% never break or fall apart (aka add noise) just by simply increasing contrast/color.

    • @thinkingoutloud3757
      @thinkingoutloud3757 7 років тому +2

      4FrameMusic - Sure, but it could make existing noise more pronounced, depending on the shot.
      Chuck - You could use a good denoiser, which the paid version of Resolve has built-in, or there are plugins that do it in other software. Another technique is to reduce hues where the grain is most prominent. There's also a channel-combining technique to try to "cancel out" a bunch of the grain. It's somewhere on UA-cam, I remember seeing it a long time ago.

    • @m1nt9reen
      @m1nt9reen 6 років тому +1

      or better still, ignore it. ppl are too obsessed with noise reduction when it's often a better idea to just leave it there. Misuse of noise reduction can make shots look terrible

  • @zakgalunic972
    @zakgalunic972 2 роки тому +1

    1:27 my heart hurts, please put the lens cap on...

  • @japprem
    @japprem 2 роки тому

    Very useful Class. Thank you ❤

  • @saifal-marri1767
    @saifal-marri1767 6 років тому

    Taylre, your doing so great keep going forward

  • @JCem8409
    @JCem8409 6 років тому

    The color gradings in this video are oddly satisfying

  • @Vikashsatya
    @Vikashsatya 5 років тому +1

    Hi from Hyderabad India, I want to learn the davinci resove for colourist . I have small doubt i.e "Do you this feild have jobs and how much can be earned,how many years will it take to get best job for me".

  • @karinasilva7957
    @karinasilva7957 4 роки тому

    Thank you :)

  • @abilityzt
    @abilityzt 2 роки тому

    “program” and click on where it says “aggressive te” and change it to “analog app 1 te”

  • @chadeunwoo6556
    @chadeunwoo6556 Рік тому

    The way this interview is conducted and the way it is shot really made Taylre seem like a NPC.

  • @laserfliptoboneless
    @laserfliptoboneless 4 місяці тому

    He makes the sky very magenta

  • @samuelevander9325
    @samuelevander9325 6 років тому

    Vidio yang sangat menginspirasi. terimakasih.

  • @ihmatalijanybekov3582
    @ihmatalijanybekov3582 2 роки тому

    you! SO MUCH THX!

  • @eightfivetwohk13
    @eightfivetwohk13 6 років тому

    What a nice guy and great video.

  • @norgerichard
    @norgerichard 3 роки тому

    We want more

  • @Kiwireels
    @Kiwireels 7 років тому

    Nice video and much of it makes sense.

  • @iBICISHOP
    @iBICISHOP 5 років тому

    Show support for this him on his facebook page. He really need it.

  • @beatsvsbars216
    @beatsvsbars216 5 років тому

    Nice work 👁🎬 I am what you called and amateur at this video editing
    To be honest with you I never knew that it was so many different things that you can do with video editing I didn't even know it can get this deep just to create that perfect video I have so much to learn..

  • @kovacsbalint3317
    @kovacsbalint3317 6 років тому

    Amazing video!

  • @FlazhPhone
    @FlazhPhone 6 років тому

    Truly inspiring !

  • @blinkimagefilms7038
    @blinkimagefilms7038 7 років тому

    so educative, thanks.

  • @0010011
    @0010011 5 років тому

    Happy video!

  • @frankduffy7471
    @frankduffy7471 5 років тому

    Taylre you are incredibly talented . If I only had one pic of a post production software of all the ones out there, would you recommend DiVinci Resolve ?

  • @ОксанаКостина-ч4и
    @ОксанаКостина-ч4и 2 роки тому

    wanting. The idea was to get a midi keyboard and use the softs programd into soft soft, however, if I can't find tNice tutorials core soft, I

  • @galaxyphonetab
    @galaxyphonetab 6 років тому

    It fantastic.
    Could you tell me what is your system your are using

  • @Roosenveld
    @Roosenveld 6 років тому

    More videos like this please please please please please please

  • @davidpoulton7694
    @davidpoulton7694 6 років тому

    I have noticed several video producers are ditching college and just learn online then freelance which can gives them a better job opportunity.

  • @MahckMedia
    @MahckMedia 6 років тому

    Soooo great!

  • @NONE2NONE
    @NONE2NONE 6 років тому

    So Dope!!

  • @TheHearMyMusic
    @TheHearMyMusic 6 років тому

    very inspirational!

  • @fatherhood7608
    @fatherhood7608 2 роки тому

    Is there a way to reach you? I would love to use you on a production

  • @maxwellvangulinja
    @maxwellvangulinja 6 років тому

    Love this bro

  • @PrettyNeatVR
    @PrettyNeatVR 6 років тому

    Representing KC!

  • @shahidaktarmir6512
    @shahidaktarmir6512 6 років тому

    Arash Dooset Daram color grading is good...pls can u make a video on this...

  • @kylefryar8835
    @kylefryar8835 6 років тому

    amazing, thanks

  • @hansparam
    @hansparam 6 років тому

    Nice. Apart from Resolve & Tangent controls what other hard ware u r using?

  • @thangmuoichannel306
    @thangmuoichannel306 2 роки тому

    well yeah if you wanna do it primarily

  • @lionwalkproductions
    @lionwalkproductions 6 років тому

    This is amazing

  • @mu.castro
    @mu.castro 6 років тому

    Awesome video

  • @JAIROERNESTOVALENCIARESTREPO
    @JAIROERNESTOVALENCIARESTREPO 7 років тому

    His work is good, and looks as if he were in his favorite game!

  • @sachinsupekar4837
    @sachinsupekar4837 7 років тому

    I really like your video and thanks for the few guidelines.. i really want to become a colorist and i have gone through davinci tutorials also... so you please help me.. ?

  • @remmierodrigues1531
    @remmierodrigues1531 7 років тому

    Nice it helps me Thanks

  • @angwenyimark
    @angwenyimark 6 років тому +1

    an example of how color unquestionably brings life into anything

    • @BrianMarcWhittaker
      @BrianMarcWhittaker 6 років тому +1

      mark ocharo exactly what l was saying. Big difference. I want to learn more about it.

  • @KAZUNARl
    @KAZUNARl 6 років тому

    damn... you're good at what you're doing 👍

  • @Ponk_80
    @Ponk_80 Рік тому

    So is he self thought, or did he also go to some kind of school?

  • @deepakmauryaarts522
    @deepakmauryaarts522 2 місяці тому

    best ever

  • @jnprfilms
    @jnprfilms 6 років тому +1

    Wow good tutorial and haw I can bay wat your you sing for color correction

  • @maxcadet2188
    @maxcadet2188 5 років тому

    I wanna learn more!!!

  • @BrentTouchstone
    @BrentTouchstone 5 років тому

    too bad adobe premiere runs great on my PC , but resolve crashes constantly because I don't have a dedicated graphics card.

  • @rant9300
    @rant9300 4 роки тому +1

    Did anyone know what monitors are he using?

  • @rachidajewher8649
    @rachidajewher8649 6 років тому

    i think when you add saturation and adjust the right contrast it's well done for me i really don't like blue sky becoming red or vegetation becoming brown you said that we shouldn't mess with the skin tone for me same thing for nature

  • @amitprajapati8940
    @amitprajapati8940 6 років тому

    Hey this is actually cool. BRO

  • @RapzoneProductions
    @RapzoneProductions 6 років тому +4

    How to set the full screen display like you have done in davinci as I've 3 screen and 1 I want to use for full screen view?

    • @mistereuphemist8487
      @mistereuphemist8487 6 років тому +15

      His 3rd display is a reference monitor, not a standard computer monitor. They're are or should be calibrated to get correct color representation. To use with Resolve you need a Blackmagic IO card. The cheapest one is the Blackmagic UltraStudio Mini Monitor. it has SDI and HDMI outputs. When connected you go into Resolve, preferences, system, Video & Audio IO and you will the the device listed in "For capture and playback use". Select it and you your 3rd full screen monitor.

    • @RapzoneProductions
      @RapzoneProductions 6 років тому

      Mister Euphemist great gotcha ya

  • @norgerichard
    @norgerichard 5 років тому

    you are the best

  • @Iamshakeelkhan
    @Iamshakeelkhan 7 років тому

    Inspirational 😊

  • @roasterr388
    @roasterr388 6 років тому

    The door escene... holy shit

  • @i_youtube_
    @i_youtube_ 6 років тому +5

    Guys, what is that navigation device on his table? What is the purpose of it?

    • @harrianvikram
      @harrianvikram 6 років тому +6

      john it’s called a control surface.. makes making changes to the colour wheel and brightness bars real easy compared to dragging with the mouse cursor in the interface..

    • @i_youtube_
      @i_youtube_ 6 років тому

      Thank you for your reply. Could you please include a link to read about it. I could not find it in Google and Amazon?

    • @harrianvikram
      @harrianvikram 6 років тому

      john ua-cam.com/video/GYhx3_Pahtg/v-deo.html
      You should be able to find more recommended links from this one..

    • @i_youtube_
      @i_youtube_ 6 років тому

      Thank You... the funny think I did is searching "Control Interface" lol. I did not read it correctly.

    • @ReflexoesnaSociedade
      @ReflexoesnaSociedade 6 років тому

      Surface, not Interface. jonnyelwyn.co.uk/film-video-editing-tools-for-editors/affordable-colour-grading-control-surfaces/

  • @DrewRomano
    @DrewRomano 6 років тому

    great vid

  • @hazheer.h
    @hazheer.h 6 років тому

    Great 🌸🌸

  • @JZBZACK
    @JZBZACK 6 років тому

    This is amazing!

  • @firephoenix6153
    @firephoenix6153 6 років тому

    wtf he is so good

  • @krishartsphotography5643
    @krishartsphotography5643 6 років тому

    Nice & Thanks :)

  • @acatiswatching
    @acatiswatching 6 років тому

    BANG !