Color Grading

Final Cut Pro Color Grading Course

Learn how to color grade your videos to create cinematic looks.

In this course, I teach you how color works for digital video and how to use all the different tools and scopes to create the looks you want. I also show you my workflow to save you time in the process.

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  • Get the look you want

  • Color grade fast

  • Avoid common mistakes

  • Create Your own LUTs

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About the course

Using LUTs is Not Enough. Learn Color Grading!

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The colors of your videos never come out as good as you want, even if you use the LUTs of your favorite video creators?

Well, LUTs are great and I use them a lot but they usually need a bit of tweaking to get your videos to look right.

That’s why there is no way around actually learning color grading. It allows you to color grade very quickly by using LUTs + making your own tweaks and it also makes it possible to come up with your own looks.

Yes, you can even develop your own LUTs, that perfectly match the footage and color profile of your camera(s). It’s much easier than you think!

In this course, I teach you everything you need to know to do so. You learn how digital color works and how you can manipulate it the way you want, how to read scopes, how to use common color grading tools, my whole color grading workflow, and a lot more.

I even show you even faster and easier ways to color grade, using tools like Color Finale and FilmConvert Nitrate.

WHY SHOULD YOU LEARN FROM ME?

When I got serious about videography, I saw all the beautiful color-graded videos on YouTube and I wanted my videos to look the same.

But it was very hard. I constantly messed it up and spent hours color-grading even short videos.

That was mostly the case because I didn’t know how to read scopes and use color grading tools properly. I also didn’t know how the additive color model (which is used on computer screens) works.

By learning all of that, I ended up spending a lot less time color grading, while my videos looked even better. So I’ve been where you’re right now and I’m sure I can help you to become a much better colorist quickly.

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Final Cut Pro Color Grading Course

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    I update the courses based on user input

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    You only pay once and access forever

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    This is course is suitable for beginners and intermediates.

Overview - Final Cut Pro Color Grading Course

About the Modules

Final Cut Pro Color Grading

Module Details

13 Video Tutorials Video Tutorials| 4: h+

Subtitles

English, Indonesian (Bahasa indonesia), Italian (Italiano), Thai (ไทย), German (Deutsch), Chinese Simplified (中文, 简体), Spanish (Español), Vietnamese (Tiếng việt), Greek (Ελληνικά), Japanese (日本語), French (Français), Russian (Русский), Hindi (हिन्दी)
Module: Welcome to the Course image

A quick introduction to the course and how to use it.

Lessons & Videos

    Introduction
Module: Studio Setup image

Our environment defines how our eyes perceive colors. That’s why it’s important to set up the room you color grade in properly and make adjustments to your screen to be able to color grade perfectly. Sounds complicated, but I make it easy for you 😉

Lessons & Videos

    Studio Setup
Module: Color Grading Tools Overview image

In this part I show and explain all the color grading tools and scopes. So you know how everything works and what to do to manipulate color in a certain way.

Lessons & Videos

    Scopes
    Color Grading Tools
    HDR Tools
    LUTs and How to Use Them
Module: Understanding Digital Color image

The color model used on your screen is called the additive color model. By understanding this model, you know better what’s going on in your scopes and how your tools affect colors. Again, it’s not as complicated as it sounds. So no worries xD

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    Understanding Color
Module: How to Color Grade image

In this module we come to the actual color grading process. I show you my workflow and also why it’s slightly different from traditional workflows. You’ll also learn how to create your own LUTs (you need either a photo editor like Photoshop/Affinity Photo or Color Finale for that) and I show you common color grading mistakes and how to avoid them.

Lessons & Videos

    Workflow
    Common Color Grading Mistakes
    How to Create LUTs
Module: Additional Plugins image

The plugins mentioned in this module (Color Finale & FilmConvert Nitrate) are not mandatory for color grading. But they can help you a lot to speed up your workflow and create certain looks. So here I go through those plugins and show you how I use them.

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    Color Finale
    FilmConvert
Module: Conclusion image

Let’s bring everything together and talk about what’s next.

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    CGC Outro

Single Course

Final Cut Pro Color Grading

Using LUTs is Not Enough. Learn Color Grading!

  • Get the look you want

  • Color grade fast

  • Avoid common mistakes

  • Create Your own LUTs

In this course, I teach you how color works for digital video and how to use all the different tools and scopes to create the looks you want. I also show you my workflow to save you time in the process.

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I was heading away on a trip and wanted to do more video instead of photo and so like alot of people I jumped onto YouTube for some pointers. As is typical with YT you are inundated with creators of different levels and after going through some who were just “plugging” their page all the time, did not sound confident, who did not produce good results or who were just bad educators I lucked out and found Pascal.

After absorbing hours of his quality content I wanted to learn even more and so signed up to his “Learn With Pascal (Full Access)” course and I learnt so much.
The content was delivered in the same way as his YT video’s but with more details and I have learned ALOT.

Definitely worth every dollar and if you really want to get the most out of your gear and make great content you have to learn from Pascal.

P.S I love the accent and the accidental swearing, it really makes the lessons more enjoyable.

I viewed several of Pascal’s YouTube videos and became instantly engaged in his content. I then registered in one of the courses on his learning platform and again became so informed that I had to enroll in his entire “Learn with Pascal”package. This is a must-have platform of training to have access to–stop missing out!!!

I’ve recently completed the Pascal’s Cinematic GoPro MasterClass.
What I like about the course, it breaks down into bite size pieces.
Learnt a lot from it. I owned a GoPro Hero 8 for almost a year but did not really go and play with it until I came across Pascal course. It looks interesting and decided to check out the course.
There is one thing that caught my attention is the TimeWarp.


I have fun shooting with TimeWarp using my GoPro and it looks pretty interesting.
Because Pascal is using Final Cut pro, but the overall ideas and how to editing is the same. So, I’ll need to explore in Adobe Premier Pro. Maybe I will be getting myself an Ipad Pro! Hahaha!
Thank you Pascal for the prompt reply whenever reaching out to you.
I’ll be moving to my next course which is LWP.
I’ve made an order of M6 Mark II and I hope that I don’t make the wrong decision to get that camera.

I am not a full-time traveler, so I prefer to record memories during my trips with a GoPro. I have been also following Pascal’s channels for a while, so I was very excited when this course was released.
I personally enjoyed the lessons about camera movements, shooting and editing transitions and how to put the recorded clips together to get a nice and engaging story at the end of the day.
It is amazing that this is a one-time payment but Pascal will keep the course and the lessons be updated I also like that it is an interactive platform as anyone can ask questions and everyone will see the answers later on under each section.

This course is called a GoPro masterclass but I think this is definitely more. This is a travel video masterclass since most of the contents are independent of GoPro and can be applied for other cameras as well. The value you can get with this course absolutely worth all the money. I strongly recommend everybody who wants to become a better travel filmmaker and to produce more cinematic travel videos.

I’m really happy to find your videos on youtube and attended your masterclass. I just have a hero 8 for a month, and only made some footage on my motorcycle, I had no further experience on making videos or how to edit them, and your masterclass was very well organized and understandable. I absolutely recommend your course to everyone who wants to make quality travel videos or wants to learn about filmmaking at all. It is absolutely worth the price! Now I am practicing your instructions at home due to the coronavirus. I am really looking forward to your upcoming videos. Keep going and stay healthy 🙂

Pascal is what I consider to be a GoPro guru. Using his GoPros, he has filmed some amazing things before and his tutorials are some of the best. The course is inexpensive and totally worth every bit. It doesn’t matter if you just bought your first GoPro or have been using one for years, he will teach you everything you need to know to get the most out of yours! His course doesn’t stop at only action cameras either but can be applied to any camera to make you a better film maker. His sections on Transitions and Video Editing were very helpful for me as I am just starting out myself.

This is a very helpful course. Especially the modules for shooting transitions and video editing were very helpful to me. I didn’t realize before, that it can make sense to do panning in every clip you shoot because maybe you can use it later for transitions. It was also very helpful for me how to put clips together, that they fit perfectly together. Even small things with maybe the steps from a person who is walking. Also, the video on how to do speed ramping was very well explained! I had a lot of problems with speed ramping before. But now, I think I understand it better and I am able to use it in my next video.

My wife and I are dedicated to improving our skills and Pascal’s courses have filled some critical gaps in our training. His modules dig deep where necessary, but the content is fun and interesting, in addition to being super easy to follow. Where other courses just scratch the surface across a broad range of modules, Pascal has effectively separated each discipline into affordable individual collections that truly make you a better creator. The content is worth 25x the cost. Can’t wait to continue working our way through his library!

Learn with Pascal really helped take my videography game to the next level.
There are
a ton of techniques that I learned from the course that only come with years of experience which Pascal has accumulated and shared with us here. The course is easy to follow and full of tips and tricks that do help in real-life situations

I would recommend this course to anyone that’s looking to improve their videography skills or even someone who’s a total beginner and wish to learn.