Color grading and color correction are terms that describe altering the look of video by adjusting its exposure, contrast, white balance, color saturation, and tonal balance.

Color correction makes all colors more true to life by removing any “color cast” or imbalance that is present in the source. Color grading goes beyond correction by applying an overall “look” to footage, such as adding a blue color cast for night scenes or warmer tones for daylight.

At Amplitude Interactive, we work diligently with color to make your footage look its best.

Chroma keying begins with filming in front of a pure color background, commonly called “green screen” or “blue screen.” This color is removed in post production and a different background is inserted. It’s how your local meteorologist can stand in front of motion graphics.

We will take your chroma-keyed footage and precisely remove the background while reducing color spillover from the chroma key. We’ll then adjust the lighting and color grade the foreground to better blend with whatever background is added. Done properly, you’d never know a scene was shot in a studio.