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Look Inspiration – Hyperreal Look
In this insight I pushed my self so far outside my comfort zone I can’t even see it! No soft cinematic images in sight this time!
As a commercial colorist I do find myself grading a lot of my work in this bright advertising hyperreal space.
I decided to throw my normal methods out the window and try and create a sci-fi inspired hyperreal look.
I used lots of techniques that I would normally save for a fashion film that is lit with hard light.
I know this look isn’t for everyone but I’d encourage you to try it out as I felt like I learned a lot when trying out this style.
Check out my video below for the creation of the look.
Enjoy!
– Dan
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Dan Moran
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very cool look breakdown! I enjoy look breakdowns as they tend to go over 5-6 different techniques strategies, which can usually be used on other ways if yo think about it. Thanks for the inspiration! How about a your take on a “dark studio” Horror or thriller look?
Hé Dan, Great insight! I actually really like this look. (don’t use it too often though)
you really knocked it out of the park.
Now I just need to find a nice project to get it out of my system.