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The Color Tour Podcast is a relaxed chat with professional working color grading artists based in different locations around the globe. Warren Eagles visits their city and chats in their grading room and a local bar. The podcast focuses on the creative side of grading and looks at what inspires and motivates each colorist.
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During my recent trip to the US I caught up with Christopher Young owner and Colorist at See Why Color in Brooklyn.
Thomas is the senior colorist and CEO of the Post House 'The Look.' They are responsible for shows like Sex Education, Top Boy and Landscapers.
The Color Tour Podcast visits Park City in Utah to chat with Crash Carlucci.
The Color Tour Podcast is back with a fantastic live on YouTube Live chat re NAB/Colorist Mixer 2023.
Intro - Hosts: Warren Eagles, Kevin Shaw, Jeff Greenberg and 10 special guests
Kali grew up in a small country town. She progressed from Film School to junior coloring jobs via editing to the dizzy heights of grading Elvis. We chat about the early days of grading for tattoos right up to being a VFX colorist at D-Neg in Vancouver.
Darren has been colouring for over 20 years but has recently been better known for his Resolve tips YouTube Channel. He is also a producer, making high end corporate content shooting around the world. I visited in July so ideal for our pub courtyard colorist chit chat session.
Rebecca Goodeve has a ton of varied experience for someone so young. She has worked at both large and boutique post houses, and built her own boutique post house in Leigh on Sea
Bob Festa has been coloring for nearly 40 years. As he says, "there is nothing I haven’t seen in front or behind me in a session!"
Gino is one of the leading color graders in Peru. I first met Gino when he came to my iColorist NYC class in 2012. It was great catching up again for the CT Podcast.
Juan started his first company aged 17 in Madrid, Spain. He prepped for his first color grade by reading the Mistika manual on a 5 hour car drive from Madrid to Malaga. Once in Malaga he graded his first short film and his career as a colorist was launched.
I visited Toby at CHEAT in 2018. It is a fantastic facility situated in Hackney East London, very close to where I went to school. We checked out his facility and then went to his local pub for a pie and a pint
Walter is one of the world's leading Color graders. He has coloured over 100 features including Green Book, Star Wars The Last Jedi, and Dunkirk. Walter is currently working for Company 3.
Dave Hughes is an old school film colorist who worked all over Europe before returning to Ireland to run a Baselight at Windmill Lane in Dublin.
I recently chatted to one of Africa's leading Color Graders the ‘Accidental Colorist' Bobola Oniwura.
Maxine is a Hollywood A list Colorist. Her credits include big tent pole titles like Book of Eli and Black Panther in a list of over 60 films.
Setyo is as he says laughing, "I'm one of three gun colorists in Malaysia" He was born in Indonesian before moving to KL. He scored a job at the Blackmagic Design Post House as a VT op and worked his way up to being a senior colorist. Setyo now runs his own Color grading shop in KL.
Junbin Chen is one of the top colorists based in Singapore. This is our pre COVID-19 chat that took place at a post house called Iceberg. JB has coloured over 25 features, 20 TV series and 100s of TVCs.
Chema Alba is one of Spain’s premier color graders. Chema talks about the transition from film grader to coloring Netflix TV shows. He started out at a film scanning company. Handling film gave him the taste for colouring so he pursued the big manufactures to loan him a machine so he could practice.
This showed his enthusiasm, because at the time he wasn’t a colorist and the systems were over $300,000!
Marc Wielage is a veteran Colorist based in Hollywood. He has been grading for 40 years and has the credits and stories to prove it. The chat starts at his shop in Hollywood before moving to legendary Hollywood restaurant Canters. Lots of people know him from the many different color forums he follows. Marc has helped many colorists at all levels, so this is a chance to get his backstory.
Leo Otero is a master colorist working in Bogota, Colombia. He has his own facility called 2.35.
Leo works mainly on movies and longform projects. Warren chats with Leo in his Bogota Post House before taking the short walk to a local bar where is joined with Diego Yhama from Colombia and Javier Guevara from Argentina. What is it like colouring in South America an how does each country differ
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