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By Stu Maschwitz
June 23rd, 2009

In this week's episode, Sin City's Visual Effects Supervisor - and our new Creative Director - Stu Maschwitz, shows you how to get the Summer Blockbuster look seen in Transformers 2, Terminator: Salvation, and The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3.

To go directly to Red Giant TV and to view this tutorial visit: redgiantsoftware.com/videos/redgianttv/item/23/

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  • Space Cherry Films plus 2 years ago
    YAY!! Stu is the man! DV Rebel 4 life
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  • Michele Yamazaki 2 years ago
    Anyone else having problems playing this? I wonder if its just heavily trafficked, or is it just me?
  • Red Giant sponsor 2 years ago
    I am going to look into this today and try to get this playing. Sorry about that folks!
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  • Guy Galer 2 years ago
    Yes - there seems to be some problem playing this movie.
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  • Josh McKamie plus 2 years ago
    I couldn't get it here either.
    Red Giant is working today, you can see it there.
    redgiantsoftware.com/videos/redgianttv-video.php?id=23
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  • Ozzy Alvarez 2 years ago
    same problem...
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  • Red Giant sponsor 2 years ago
    I have contacted Vimeo about this issue (apparently this happens to alot of people due to the way the video gets converted after it's uploaded) Stay tuned for an update.
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  • Red Giant sponsor 2 years ago
    Should be working now. Let me know if you are still having problems.
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  • Larry Czach 2 years ago
    Great tutorial. Stu makes it look easy.
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  • Alanedit plus 2 years ago
    Much easier to do in looks. Punch in the looks and tweak. Great tutorial.
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  • Studio Megagraf plus 2 years ago
    hm I dont want to comment tutorial which is by the way great... but I would like to point out one big "first" step, that is original footage! white balance, format... so I would like to ask how to save damaged-bad footage (whitebalance, too dark or too bright...)... what can be done with magic looks.
    I know there are other software-tips for resolve this problems...and i know that u can change white balance and etc but that is downside of the end result...
    So the question is; how far can we go with magic bullet?
    btw great tutorial and plugins :-)
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  • Dean Harrington 1 year ago
    I'd like some suggestions on creating a Harry Potter look ... perhaps, someone has already done this ... I seem to remember some comments on such at one time.
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  • Teofilo Colon Jr 1 year ago
    Thanks for the instructional clip on creating a blockbuster look. Very helpful and insightful.

    --Tio Teo
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  • bwwd 7 months ago
    This is completely wrong and its not how it was done in these movies, you need CMYK for this and many apps doesnt support it.
    dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?233229-Lighting-trick-of-the-movies.../page3
  • Paul O'Hanlon 2 months ago
    That person was off base, cmyk is only used files being separated for a printing press, not video or film color
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  • Jefta Varwijk 2 weeks ago
    really good. Didnt really agree on the WTWA film look, since that's heavily dependent on each scene, and actually doesnt do a whole lotta green.

    it was the first time though to realise that green ís used alot in film for the shadows, and absolutly loved the colorscheme theory. And awesome to see some workflow, could use it right away!
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