Color Intro

New Project

1. Click "New Project"

2. Change the Project Location to your "My Drive" > "Video Production 2" > "2 - Premiere Pro"

On the Import screen:

3. Next to "Project name" type "Color Grading"

4. Click "Home" on the left menu

5. Double-click the "My Drive" > "Video Production 2"

6. Choose 1 video.

7. On the right side, turn off "Create new sequence"

8. Click "Create"

Adjust Workspace

1. Go to "Window" > "Workspaces" > "Color"

Set Up Lumetri Scopes

1. In the top left panel, open the "Lumetri Scopes" tab.

2. Right click and make sure the following are checked:

   • Vectorscope YUV

   • Parade (RGB)

   • Wavefrom

3. Then go under "Waveform Type" and set to "Luma"

Correct Exposure

1. In the right panel, in the "Basic Correction" tab, under "Light", adjust the sliders mentioned below, while watching your Waveform (Luma) scope on the left panel.

2. Whites: Adjust the White until the brightest parts of the video sit right below 100 in the Wafeform (Luma) scope.

3. Blacks: Adjust the Blacks until the darkest parts of the video sit right above 0 in the Wafeform (Luma) scope.

Correct White Balance

1. In the right panel, in the "Basic Correction" tab, under "Color" you should see White Balance, Temperature, Tint Saturation.

2. The goal is to neutralize/balance the 3 colors in the Parade (RGB) Scope.

3. If there is something white in your footage, you can use the eyedropper tool next to "White Balance" and click on the white object in the footage. This should balance the Parade (RGB) Scope.

4. If you don't have something white in your footage, you'll need to manually adjust the "Temperature Slider" until the 3 colors in the Parade (RGB) Scope look balanced.

Cut Clip into 10 Parts

1. Use the razor tool and make 9 cuts in the video so you have 10 parts.

2. Leave the first part to your video as the original.

Save Project

1. In the top menu, click "File" > "Save"