Elisa Mariani

6 hours ago, Walter Volpatto said:

Thanks,  it was fun!!

Thank you Walter for this advanced and no-nonsense peak in your workflow and knowledge. It was an inspiring rollercoaster of information  
Ciao!

Sooo... if you'd like to have an update: it was indeed real and it was a fantastic masterclass by Volpatto and with Raymond Linares as host. 

And the  TAC school is totally legit. You can discard the doubts and bookmark their webpage.

8 minutes ago, Willian Aleman said:

Hi Lisa, never mind. It was a great call. It's all clear now. I'll see you there!

👍

Ok. Great! Sorry for the doubts. I've probably been watching too many episodes of Catfish

Hey William, I really hope it is real. If it is, you'll have a lot of interesting things to tell us afterwards!  

I read of several Instagram scams lately, so I got suspicious. Anybody else has experience with this school: T.A.C. Resolve or "The Accidental Colorist"?  The spelling of the overview topics, the logo of the school and other things don't convince me at all. So, I'm curious to see if we'll get Walter's ok sign.

20 hours ago, Willian Aleman said:

I just registered to the upcoming Walter's Master Class on April 24.  Here is an overview:

1. Why do something instead of focusing on how to do something. 2. Approach to color - technique - observer - style. 3. Limitations of the human eye, limitations of the displays, limitation of the distribution chain. 4. Negative - Positive model. 5. Look build on photographic principal of exposure. 6. Workflow on Set and Post. 7. Color Decisions - See the movie, read the script, understand the story. 8. Timeline/groups/scene/shot - Where the Color Goes? 9. Scene look, hero shot, technical matching, refinement. 10. HDR - Maintaining the intended photography, Virtual Nit device, Recovery of highlights / Black mapping, & Dolby Trim Pass.
https://www.tacresolvetraining.com/event-details/walter-volpatto-masterclass

Hmmm...But is it legit?  Volpatto said here in the forum that he was not considering doing a class.

 I would love it to be true @Walter Volpattocan you confirm that you're collaborating with that school?