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**Title:** Cinematic Color Grading in Adobe Premiere Pro
**Summary:**
* The tutorial demonstrates a step-by-step cinematic color grading process in Adobe Premiere Pro.
* **Manual Process:**
1. Create an adjustment layer for color correction.
2. Use Lumetri Scope and Color Tab for basic corrections (exposure, white balance, saturation).
3. Apply RGB curves and color wheels for advanced adjustments.
4. Utilize HSL secondary for specific color selections and adjustments.
5. Add a vignette effect and optional black bars for a cinematic look.
* **Alternative:** Use pre-made **Cinematic LUT Presets** (15 provided):
1. Download the presets pack.
2. Import clips and create an adjustment layer in Premiere Pro.
3. Apply a chosen LUT from the presets pack and adjust intensity if needed.
**Outcome:** Achieve a cinematic color grade for your video through either the manual step-by-step process or by using the provided LUT presets.
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1. The tutorial demonstrates how to color grade a video in Premiere Pro.
2. A new adjustment layer is created for color correction.
3. The adjustment layer is added to the timeline above the video layer.
4. The Lumetri Scope is opened from the Window menu.
5. Only the "Parade" and "Waveform" options are enabled in the Lumetri Scope settings.
6. The Lumetri Color tab is opened from the Window menu.
7. Basic Correction is selected under the Lumetri Color tab.
8. The tone is adjusted using the right arrow key.
9. Black level is decreased until the waveform reaches zero.
10. White level is increased until the waveform reaches 255.
11. Shadows and highlights can be adjusted under Basic Correction.
12. White balance can be adjusted using the White Balance dropdown menu.
13. A color picker can be used to select a reference white point from the video.
14. The "fx" icon is used to toggle before/after comparisons.
15. RGB Curves can be used to adjust shadows, mid-tones, and highlights.
16. The goal is to make the curves resemble an "S" shape.
17. The Color Wheels and Match feature can be used for color matching.
18. A reference image or video can be used for color matching.
19. HSL Secondary can be used to adjust specific colors.
20. The "Invert" icon is used to invert selections in HSL Secondary.
21. Feathering can be added to selections using Denoise and Blur.
22. The Crop effect can be used to add black bars for a cinematic look.
23. 15 cinematic LUT presets are provided for easy color grading.
24. The presets can be downloaded from a description link.
25. To use the LUT presets, import clips, create a new adjustment layer, and select a preset from the Lumetri Color tab.
26. The intensity of the LUT presets can be adjusted.