point | wolfcrow

Tag: point

MEM Color Grading

A Quick Guide to Important Color Correction Tools

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date June 13, 2020

There are eight main tools in any color correction application. This article explains the most important ones.

Tags brightness, color correction, color grading, contrast, control, curve, curves, gamma, levels, manipulate, point, s shape, saturation, tool

MEM Case Studies

Thrissur Puram 2012: Photography with nowhere to turn

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date May 2, 2020

How I chose my settings in two extreme one-vantage-point photography situations with no control over light.

Tags canon, kit, lens, lighting, one, photography, point, poor, vantage, wolfcrow, workflow

Scriptwriting Basics

How to use Microsoft Word to write Screenplays or Film Scripts

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date April 30, 2020

If you don’t have money for Final Draft or another screenplay software, read this article.

Tags 10 pitch, 12 pt, a4, actions, bottom, capital, celtx, chair, courier, custom margins, elements, final draft, inch, inches, keyboard, layout, left, letter, margin, margins, microsoft, mm, MS, page, page number, paper, pitch, point, right, screenplay, Screenplay Format, screenwriter, script, script writing format, title page, top, us, word

MEM Scriptwriting

What is the Format of a Screenplay?

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date April 26, 2020

If you’re looking for the correct screenplay format, read this article.

Tags 10 pitch, 12 pt, a4, actions, bottom, capital, celtx, chair, courier, custom margins, elements, final draft, inch, inches, keyboard, layout, left, letter, margin, margins, microsoft, mm, MS, page, page number, paper, pitch, point, right, screenplay, Screenplay Format, screenwriter, script, script writing format, title page, top, us, word

MEM Color Grading

How to Use the DSC Labs OneShot, X-rite ColorChecker or DataColor SpyderCheckr with DaVinci Resolve to Match Color

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date September 1, 2014
5 Comments on How to Use the DSC Labs OneShot, X-rite ColorChecker or DataColor SpyderCheckr with DaVinci Resolve to Match Color

The simplest way to use a DSC Labs OneShot, X-rite ColorChecker or DataColor SpyderCheckr to match colors in DaVinci Resolve

Tags Art Adams, chart, chip, color, color match palette, color space, color temperature, d65, DataColor SpyderCheckr, davinci resolve, dci-p3, dsc labs, gamma, grade, grading, ire, kelvin, lighting, LUT, macbeth, match, matte, OneShot, palette, pantone, pocket, point, rec 709, srgb, Studio Swing, temperature, white, white balance, X-rite ColorChecker

MEM Filmmaking Tips

What is Three-Point Editing and Four-Point Editing?

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date March 7, 2014

What is Three-Point Editing and Four-Point Editing, and Why should every Editor know them?

Tags 3-point, 4-point, clip, cut, editing, editor, Four-Point Editing, nle, point, sequence, Three-Point Editing, timeline