colour treatment

1. C O L O U R T R E A T M E N T :
M A I N T A S K

2. C O L O U R T R E A T M E N T …
As shown in some of our test shoots, we have decided that throughout our music video we will be using an
orange tone however we done not want to bold enough to take away from the other colours in the video. This is
a screen shot of the level of colour we will be using. Our reason behind an orange tone is because this gives it a
more warmer tone and also adds to the media convention of an indie music video, I found when editing my test
shoots that when a clip has natural lighting, it no longer appears to be a music video but appears to be more of a
film - which obviously isn't the treatment we want to have.
As I am not the editor of our production I wont be playing a part in the colour treatment, however as the director I
believe that using an orange-toned filter will apply well to our theme of youth and portray the youths as ‘fun’ due
to the bright warm tones of the colouring.

3. C O L O U R T R E A T M E N T …
This is a standard use of treatment which Fern has found will come in useful when editing our
music video. This is because this is the sharpening effect. As some of the shots we will be
using will be on a hand held phone, some of the sharpness of the frame may become lost so
therefore, Fern decided to experiment with the sharpening tool in the test shoots and as a result
I found it successful.