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Case study · Color grading

Blindfold

Client: Cesar Llanos (Director)Year: 2025

Color grading for a post-apocalyptic short film.

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Grade breakdown

Overview of the visual and technical choices that shaped the final look

  1. Look & Palette

    Muted greens, steel blues, and earthy shadows define the environment, while warm tones appear only around firelight or emotional beats.

  2. Skin & Exposure

    Skin tones remain pale and weathered, shaped by the analog softness of the film. Exposure follows the natural conditions of the trek: high contrast under direct sun, softened transitions in shaded areas.

  3. Shot Matching

    Unified a wide range of lighting conditions like deep forest shade, hard midday sun and a soft warm sunset while preserving the film stock’s natural texture and grain pattern.

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