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Sometimes when you’re grading a video you just need to pull out something special to give the job an extra wow factor. My favorite route to go down at the moment is shadow tinting. Its a great way to go for an extreme look and can give a dull video new life. If you’d like to see some of my work featuring this technique please check out the two music videos below and then watch my insight on how to create that look.
– Dan
The Script Millionaires
Ayah Marar- Beg / Borrow / Steal
Ayah Marar- Beg / Borrow / Steal (Official Video) Directors Cut from Dani Deville on Vimeo.
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