colorist
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- noun
- /ˈkʌlərɪst/
- Specialized
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colorista
- Keith Roush, Senior DI Colorist at ROUSH Media, provided color grading and restoration of archival footage for the documentary on Image System's Nucoda Film Master.
So I will most likely hire a colorist and a sound mixer.
- So I will most likely hire a colorist and a sound mixer.
- And so I brought on the colorist, I brought on the sound mixer I brought on.
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I have a good friend who is a seasoned resolve colorist for motion pictures and broadcast.
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So I will most likely hire a colorist and a sound mixer.
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So I will most likely hire a colorist and a sound mixer.
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And Marks and Claire was a colorist for Claire or major colorist.
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Stefan Sonnefeld was our colorist out of CO3, and he did an amazing job delivering this look.
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Mick and Ronnie have chosen to avail themselves of the services of colorists.
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"The Bardot" also features a special appearance by colorist Patrick Fitzwater, a rising star with Redken 5th Avenue.
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Following the film, we will have a Q&A with Award-Winning Director James Moll and Senior Colorist Keith Roush.
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The series from Naughty Dog Creative Director Neil Druckmann, artist and writer Faith Erin Hicks, and colorist Christina Strain is scheduled to release in Spring 2013.
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The colorist enhanced the film's visuals, making the sunset look more vibrant and realistic.
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Etymology
Colorist comes from color 'colour' and the ending -ist 'one who does'. In film and TV a colorist is the 'colour artist' for the picture, the person who adjusts tones and light so each scene looks right on screen.