Digital Vision Returns as Color Grading REDucation Experts

Picture enhancement and color grading leader, Digital Vision, returned as top presenters during REDucation's second outing in Los Angeles on October 15th, 2009. REDucation is the first ever RED approved training program; premiering in Los Angeles in August, 2009 to overwhelmingly positive reviews and a completely sold out audience.

 

Digital Vision was selected to present the latest software release, Nucoda Platform 2009 showcasing “10,000 Days”, an original web series created by Eric Small, shot entirely on the RED camera by cinematographer Marco Mazzei and finished at Roush Media Los Angeles, CA.

 

Digital Vision has been a long time collaborator of RED and continues to develop and support tools vital to RED projects including the recent and highly anticipated RED Rocket. The expert team from Digital Vision also presented the recently launched Nucoda Platform 2009 Software during REDucation. A comprehensive upgrade driven primarily by customer feedback, the release delivers an array of new tools and functionality which significantly simplifies the creative process, integrates further support for third-party applications, and enhances the data centric grading workflow. 

 

Bruno Munger, Product Manager at Digital Vision commented, "We consider the collaboration we have with RED to be one of the most important that we've undertaken. The workflow is innovative, it's exciting to be part of the increased knowledge that students at every age are taking advantage of. We will continue to evolve along with them and share their dedication of putting powerful tools in the hands of creative people."