Sentence examples for colour grades from inspiring English sources

Perianth colour grades from red at the base to pale yellow at the limb.

This was fresh off of the success of The Dark Knight, so naturally director Zack Snyder ignored the bright and poppy colour grades of the Superman of 1973, and went with the bleak grading of a 2000ish Batman.

And yes, it borrowed certain aesthetics from Saving Private Ryan raw, dark colour grades with shaky camera work but it also adapted that with quieted moments that placed audiences within the headspaces of everyday soldiers.

In any case, Petrou plasters everything with a bilious yellow-green colour grade to try and smooth over the bumps.

The last stage is the post production, where it all calms down a bit and we focus on editing, CGI, sound and colour grading.

She was able to hire an editor and spend money on colour grading, music and imaging, and just over £1,000 on distribution and outreach.

Goldstone's colour grading is sharp and crisp, its visual makeup – replete with seamlessly integrated aerial drone footage – grandiose, but wired in small details.

Indeed, one of the major criticisms of Janus Metz Pedersen's film Armadillo is that it is too well made: the poetic quality of the cinematography, colour grading and music supposedly mark the film out as inauthentic.

Noir, more of an ethical and atmospheric filter for a story, more an existential colour grade than a collection of venetian-slatted cliches, is a neighbourhood where Petit has considerable previous.

We have been informed by the film-makers that the colour grade referred to above was partly due to an error in the projection process at Edinburgh film festival.

In these days of internet-fuelled globalisation, when anyone with a modem can have instant access to every rumour of a project's production from pitch session to colour grading, Britain's lowly status has become more evident than ever.