Why Do You Need a Colorist?

Create Scientifically Aesthetic Visuals with Data-Driven Precision

Great color isn’t a happy accident; it’s the result of deep analysis and deliberate refinement. By applying advanced analytical tools and a scientific understanding of color, your visuals will be crafted with accuracy and intent—ensuring every frame is not just beautiful, but intelligently and purposefully designed.

Fix Technical Issues with Color Correction

A professional colorist can resolve issues like inconsistent lighting, color shifts, extreme noise or overexposure, making sure your footage looks balanced, clean, and visually appealing.

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Ensure Color Consistency with Look Development

A colorist helps maintain a unified visual style throughout your project, keeping every scene looks and feels connected, perfectly aligning with your creative vision

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Enhance Specific Scenes for Maximum Impact

Certain moments in your project may need an extra punch. A colorist can craft visually striking effects and transformations, elevating key scenes to leave a lasting impression.

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Gear – Color Grading & Editing

Workstation & Control

  • MacBook Pro M4 Max (128 GB RAM)
  • Software: DaVinci Resolve Studio 19
  • DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel
  • Wacom Intuos Pro M
  • Elgato Stream Deck XL
  • TourBox Elite Pro

Monitors & Calibration

  • Reference Monitor: EIZO CG2700X (calibrated)
  • Scope Monitor: Samsung ViewFinity S6 34” (calibrated)
  • Client Monitor: LG OLED C5 55” (calibrated)
  • Calibrator: X-Rite i1 Display Pro

Video I/O

  • Blackmagic Design UltraStudio 4K Mini
  • Blackmagic Design UltraStudio 3G Monitor
  • Blackmagic Design Bi-Directional SDI/HDMI 12G

So... do you need a colorist?

Hire me to bring your vision to life with a colorist who:

  • Enhances and refines your creative direction
  • Communicates with your visual language
  • Perfects every detail to ensure your project looks its absolute best

Contact HANJU CHAE for expert color grading.

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