Claudio Miranda

[Amarjeet Singh Sadal]

off all the high-end talk about cinematography happening here. a very simple and amateur request.

 

everyone knows that every film we see is digitally graded. but if claudio along with others can post a raw frame and cc'ed frame(a few of them :)) it would be highly educating to see what a great dp sees and shoots to get a particular look he has in mind.

 

thanks all for sharing

Edited February 5, 2007 by Amarjeet Singh Sadal

[Lance Flores]

off all the high-end talk about cinematography happening here. a very simple and amateur request.

 

everyone knows that every film we see is digitally graded. but if claudio along with others can post a raw frame and cc'ed frame(a few of them :)) it would be highly educating to see what a great dp sees and shoots to get a particular look he has in mind.

 

thanks all for sharing

 

You are asking much of Claudio to copy raw images. Most production companies, especially if they have distribution contracts or are negotiating contracts, will not let any release footage. After release, cinematographers, usually as a matter of contract, can use certain amounts of the finished footage for their personal use in a demonstration reel to present in their curriculum vitae. Likewise, they are usually required to give consent to use crew member likeness, image, conversation, etc. for "making of," promotional uses, documentary, etc. for the picture.

 

Sometimes they will allow test shots etc. for educational purposes, like this what your asking.

 

Producers, Distributors, Studios, are usually very protective about their property, and you wouldn't want a DP to jeopardize his professional relationships.

[Claudio Miranda ASC]

You are asking much of Claudio to copy raw images. Most production companies, especially if they have distribution contracts or are negotiating contracts, will not let any release footage. After release, cinematographers, usually as a matter of contract, can use certain amounts of the finished footage for their personal use in a demonstration reel to present in their curriculum vitae. Likewise, they are usually required to give consent to use crew member likeness, image, conversation, etc. for "making of," promotional uses, documentary, etc. for the picture.

 

Sometimes they will allow test shots etc. for educational purposes, like this what your asking.

 

Producers, Distributors, Studios, are usually very protective about their property, and you wouldn't want a DP to jeopardize his professional relationships.

This is correct. I can not show any footage from my current project. What I can show you is what is already on my site. Although the file has been coverted from dpx to jpeg, you can see the color correction applied.

 

http://www.claudiomiranda.com/heinekenttl.html

[Angeliki Makraki]

Here is Claudio himself talking, on Benjamin Button's Viper Workflow.

I posted it in the wrong place yesterday :

 

http://www.studiodaily.com/filmandvideo/technique/7847.html