COLOR GRADING:
What Is It?
Color Grading is when the colors of a film/shot is alternated to understand or develop the mood for the scene or shot. It gives the audience an extra expression of emotion. It really brings out personal preference in any editor because there's countless of possibilities that a scene could be emotionally interoperated.
Color Grading is really a simple process. Due to the fact that each color grade is designed by personal preference there is no "right/wrong" answer in this technique. It's proper to your own emotion. It is recommended though that if your using multiple shots and cuts when editing to use the effect in an adjustment layer rather than wasting your time copying each proper tone. The effect was just a couple click and drags in the "Color" tab in Premiere Pro, and honestly it creates such another impact by using a couple minutes of your time. In more cinematic shots I would definitely use color grading towards my advantage of a goof short film production.
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