Posted on June 16, 2021 in Training & Skills by Cooke Optics
This week Cooke Optics TV welcome Lawrence Sher to the channel. He talks to COT about filming Joker. What made the style? What challenges did they face? What were some unique scenarios?
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Master Colourist Dave Cole describes the fundamentals of colour grading beginning with key terminology, such as “Crushing the Blacks”, “Breaking the Image”, “A-B That”, and more. David explains the terminology and shows you how to translates to the footage on the screen.
Tell the folktales you were told, through your own lens. In collaboration with Netflix, we are searching for the best reimagined folktales by storytellers from the Sub-Saharan Africa region. In this groundbreaking short film contest, 6 finalists will get their short films made with a production budget of $75 000 and will premiere on Netflix…
In this episode, Cooke Optics TV interview Phedon Papamicahel for his work on Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7. The film received six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor for Sacha Baron Cohen, and Best Original Screenplay for Aaron Sorkin.
An avid believer in a self-help community, invites his recently bereaved friend to a healing weekend to help dealing with grief, only to realise he might be the one who needs help.
Editor Joaquin Elizondo establishes a foundation for key editing techniques that you will learn throughout this series. Joaquin shares his process for how he takes what’s in the script and puts it on the screen using hard cuts, and then shows you how to finesse pacing and rhythm utilizing J-cuts and L-cuts. Access the full…
On a hot summer day, 13 year old Chinna begrudging accompanies his Shaman father to work. The father practices black magic while the son assists him. They travel village-to-village and meet people from different walks of life. The duo struggle to get through the day as their relationship strains under the weight of the people…
