Colour, AI shots and infographics for a war film
Colour grading of a war film to the client’s reference: the filmed shots and the extra AI-generated ones share one look. Plus HUD-style infographic inserts: wireframe models, captions and figures over the frame. In the reel on this page a wipe shows five shots before and after.
- 5
- before-and-after shots in the reel
- 2
- infographic inserts
The task
Bring the film to the colour of the client’s reference, generate the missing shots so that they do not stand out, and turn the historical notes into on-screen infographics.
What I did
- Colour to the client’s reference: smoke, armour, factory chimneys and fields in one palette
- Extra shots generated with AI, such as aircraft in the sky, and matched in colour to the filmed footage
- Infographics: a hologram of a “KS” incendiary bottle with its burn time and the year it entered service
- Infographics: a steel plant, its workshops and production figures over the frame
- A before-and-after comparison of five shots in the reel on this page
Proof
- In the reel on this page a wipe crosses the frame: after on the left, before on the right
- The film’s title, credits and names are not published
Materials
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