“Our videos look flat and unpolished compared to competitors”
Cinematic color grade applied — exposure corrected, contrast sculpted, shadows and highlights lifted or crushed for mood, skin tones balanced, and a signature look built for your brand.
We transform flat, lifeless footage into visually stunning, mood-driven masterpieces. Professional color correction and grading that elevates your brand's aesthetic.
Grade My FootageColor is not cosmetic — it's perceptual. The same clip with flat color looks like a phone recording. The same clip with intentional color grading looks like it belongs on Netflix. Color tells the viewer how to feel, signals brand quality, and determines whether content gets shared or scrolled past. If your video color looks "just recorded," you are leaving premium brand equity on the table.
“Our videos look flat and unpolished compared to competitors”
Cinematic color grade applied — exposure corrected, contrast sculpted, shadows and highlights lifted or crushed for mood, skin tones balanced, and a signature look built for your brand.
“Different camera operators mean inconsistent color across clips”
Color matching pass — all clips normalized to a consistent baseline, then graded to a unified look. Your viewer shouldn't be able to tell which clip came from which camera.
“We shoot in LOG format but don't know how to grade it”
LOG-to-REC.709 conversion with professional LUT application and manual refinement. LOG footage handled correctly unlocks 3 stops of dynamic range your colorist can use.
“We need a signature visual style for our brand videos”
Custom LUT development — a proprietary color signature built around your brand palette, content genre, and visual identity that can be applied consistently to all future content.
Not just color correction — a complete visual consistency system.
A five-step system built to take your flat footage and transform it into a cinematic look you own. Each step compounds on the last.
We review your raw footage — camera specs, LOG format, lighting conditions, and any reference imagery you provide. We establish the color problem, the target look, and the delivery requirements before touching the timeline.
Exposure, white balance, and contrast corrected across all clips. Color scopes used to normalize everything to a technically accurate baseline. This is the pass that makes the grade possible; without it the creative work is built on unstable ground.
Your desired look applied — the tonal, saturation, and contrast sculpting that transforms technically correct footage into visually intentional content. Shot matching, HSL qualifiers, and secondary adjustments refined until the grade locks.
You review the grade via a frame-accurate online screening link. You provide feedback — darker shadows, warmer highlights, different skin treatment — and we refine. Two revision rounds included per project.
Final deliverables exported at the correct spec for each distribution platform. If we built a custom LUT, we deliver it packaged with the documented node structure so you can apply it in-house to future content.
Five outcomes that stack — and compound — once your color is actually working for your brand.
Color grading can rescue flat footage, fix mixed-light inconsistencies, and elevate raw material to a level that looks twice as expensive as it was to produce. The camera captures information; color grading makes it look like art.
A branded LUT means every piece of video content — ads, social posts, YouTube, website hero videos — looks like it belongs to the same visual universe. Consistency builds premium brand perception. Inconsistency undermines it.
Color is the first signal the eye processes. A cinematic grade signals quality before a single word is spoken or read. In a feed full of flat smartphone footage, properly graded video stands out immediately.
The same grade looks different on a mobile OLED screen, a broadcast monitor, and a laptop display. We deliver platform-specific versions so your color looks correct where your audience actually sees it — not just in your editing suite.
After we build your signature LUT and document your grade structure, future projects start from a known baseline. Turnaround gets faster, consistency improves, and your visual identity compounds with every piece of content produced.
Primary grading platform, node-based workflow, Fusion VFX
BRAW footage processing, color science management
Timeline editing integration, Lumetri scope analysis
Motion graphics color integration, compositing grade
Professional color management for HDR deliverables
Custom LUT creation, 3D LUT manipulation
Color-accurate online review, client approval workflow
Real-time scopes — Waveform, Vectorscope, Parade
Monitor calibration for accurate color evaluation

Grade documentation, LUT naming conventions, deliverable specs
Talk to our team about your footage and visual goals.
All major camera formats: Sony S-Log2/3, Canon C-Log, ARRI LogC, Blackmagic BRAW, DJI D-Log, GoPro Protune, and standard REC.709. Provide the raw files and we handle the appropriate color science transforms.
Not required, but recommended for the best results. LOG formats capture more dynamic range — giving us more shadow and highlight detail to work with in the grade. If you shoot REC.709, we can still grade; there's just less range to sculpt.
A LUT (Look Up Table) is a color transformation file. A custom branded LUT means every future video you produce can have your signature look applied in one click — on any editing platform, by any editor. It's color brand consistency at scale.
1-3 days for a standard short-form or social video. 3-7 days for a long-form YouTube or commercial video. Feature-length or broadcast projects quoted separately. Rush turnarounds available.
Original camera files in their native format (BRAW, MOV, MXF, MP4) via Google Drive, WeTransfer, or Frame.io. Do not export to H.264 before sending — compressed codecs lose the color information we need to grade correctly.
Color correction is the technical process of making footage look neutral and accurate. Color grading is the creative process of making it look intentional and mood-specific. We do both in sequence — correction first, then the grade.
Yes. If you have a reference film, video, or visual look you want to match, share it. We use it as the creative direction for the grade. Color matching to a reference is one of our most common requests.
Two revision rounds per project. Additional rounds available at an hourly rate. We typically get to approval in the first or second round because we review with color-accurate monitors and calibrated displays.
Yes. HDR10 and HLG deliverables for YouTube HDR, broadcast, and streaming platforms. HDR grading requires different source material and a calibrated HDR display — let us know your delivery requirements upfront.
Book a free footage review. Send us a sample clip (1-2 minutes) and your reference look, and we'll grade it and show you what your footage can look like. No commitment — just proof.
Book a free footage review. Send us a sample clip, share a visual reference, and we'll show you a graded before/after within 24 hours. No cost. No commitment. Just proof of what color grading can do for your content.