Create This Cinematic Look | DaVinci Resolve Tutorial

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I've always been fascinated by the "Cinematic Look" in movies and tv shows and for as long as I can remember have always been obsessed with achieving it. Years later, I finally feel like I can proudly say I've figured it out! Or at least to what my definition of Cinematic is :)
ANWAYS I'm excited to breakdown my process for how I color grade my footage in DaVinci Resolve to achieve a cinematic look and feel in my videos, so please check it out and I hope this breakdown helps bring some value to you and learn how to grade your footage to achieve that Cinematic Look!

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00:00 Intro
00:46 LUTS!!
01:50 Color Correction
04:34 Saturation
07:00 Skin Tones
08:32 Cinematic Look
13:41 Grain & Halation
16:24 Results

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