Cinematic Color Grading Davinci Resolve | How to create the Hollywood look

Hey everyone! Today, we're diving into how to get that awesome cinematic look in your videos using DaVinci Resolve. We'll walk through each step together, breaking down our node setup and explaining each process in simple terms. Plus, we're gonna spice things up by adding a Kodak film effect that'll really make your projects pop!

We shot this footage with the BMPCC 4K in Raw. 3:1, ISO 1250
Lens Sigma Art 18-35 F 1.8

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[propixelsmedia]

This is the craziest davinci edit I've seen so far - INSANE - I'm stealing this for sure!!!

[Gordymax]

Your use of the Bmpcc4k is extraordinarily good. More so, your color grading skills. I’ve watched all your short films and I think you’re one of the best filmmakers here on YouTube. Thank you so much for this video.

[drownedwhale]

Thank you so much, I didn't skipped 1 second

[rejurp]

I have never seen any Color grade Step-by-step proper process like this ever. Awesome video bro. No hidden stuff.. Really appreciate your effort bro.

[KarakorumFilms]

hell, I have bmpcc 4k, and i have never come to this level of grading. i need to learn more from this channel.

[khay]

the results I got are crazyyy. Sure we don't have the same Camera, but the steps gave a different look, I wasn't even expecting what I'm doing to look this good.
Thank you very much for the tutorial.

[inspyremusicnl]

im so thankfull!! i learned so much. the way you approach color grading as an true artist is a joy to see. what i love the most is the factt that you do certain things AFTER rec 709 and some things before. i think people dont appreciate how much luck we have you share this artistic chain with us. im gonna expermient with it i am so motivated. looking forward for your next masterpiece. Hermanos Bander blackmagic design has no idea how many people are inspired to buy blackmagic. they should give you free stuff. i wish you all the best all the way from amsteredam. God bless you

[NiVoMediaSolutions]

Bro I have been waiting for someone to explain this to me properly for like a year now. I'm going to have to go over this a few times but looks like you may have a good functional workflow here. Exactly what I'm looking for.

[Wd-Abdo]

i was searching for the CST to blackmagic for a long time big thanks for you ❤

[amigosfilm]

this channel should be in millions tier of subs.. great job and keep it up..

[jhonesreece]

Yes🎉🎉🎉yes🎉🎉🎉 very good tutorial on DaVinci résolve and the color grading 🎉🎉

[IrakliySherozia]

Thank you so much for this lesson! Very interesting techinique you are achieving with the parallel node with softlight! Thank you for your time

[alex_jd]

This is great, made my footage come to a whole new level following this.

[dynoprod.]

Crei que era imposible que llegara este dia. Lo hiciste !!! 🎉🎉🎉

[mireproductions]

Amazing bro ! Cant wait to get my pyxis and implement this look

[mobinphotography]

Hi Bro, this is an amazing video.great content and plenty of information for colour grading. Actually I was very much excited after watching ur short film the last canvas. Tat was wonderful. Thank u so much for teaching us with this type of stuffs.

[petblower]

I like this tutorial, but i wish you had explained why you do as you as i am sure many beginners look also. Why do you for example use exactly those settings on color space tranformation, (such as wide gammut) and which scenes to use it for. Which nodes are allways essential to have to start grading regardless of this grade. There are many questions that one can have here. This would be much more helphful to understand the logic. But thank you..may be i will undertand more later.

[elmerquiix]

thanks for this tutorial, its amazing

[Rbodavan-cr]

Thanks bro for your effort. you didn't do any unnecessary side talk which make the video lengther and boring.

[castielvargastv]

Damn the bm 4k has amazing picture quality