Phil Strahl C.S.I.

@philstrahl.bsky.social

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🐘 @phil@mastodon.social Senior Colorist with Red Bull Media, Workflow Architect, VFX guy, tutor & self-proclaimed nerdy Jack of all Trades. CSI member; PVA certified. He/his.

The drake meme with the rejection panel reading "white balance on set" and the approval panel reading "white balance in post" which also has been white balanced.
Photo of Resolve's Groups with names like Paul, Manny, Tristan at the top and towards the end they read Moustachy, Shirty, Beardy, Cappy, etc
Photo of the Emmys Card with the name of our project with the red carped in the background
Screenshot of the tool with a complex timeline open. The UI now has a ribbon for markers and marker ranges as well as a box that lists all markers and a "Copy to Clipboard" option.
Demo of the tool shows dropping a timeline, hovering over the clips, zooming the timeline, inspecting linked files and copying a list of files to the clipboard with a single click.
GIF of a Premiere timeline, showing a clip being dragged onto a track that would replace another further right. While dragging and holding the new clip, as soon as it's on the track in question, it turns red and displays a warning icon with a right-pointing arrow.
Screenshot of the pop-up menu when right-clicking in the gallery stills pane. The mouse pointer hovers over "Copy Grade: Copy All Node Layers" which has a tick mark in front and an arrow pointing at it.
Screenshot of my Outlook inbox with 9 people responding with automatic replies that they are out of office.
A rather complex node tree in Resolve. We got Layer mixers, Splitters, Mergers, OFX, key mixers, etc.
Table listing "Running time in Minutes" and "Number of Shots" by year starting from 2010 to 2024. In 2024, I graded 29110 shots, with a total runtime of 1873.2 minutes. In total, i graded 361515 shots with a total runtime of 26247.2 minutes
Photo taken with a Samsung S23 Ultra. It's a long shot of a bus in front of an illuminated parking lot at night in fog. It was taken with the phone's default camera app.
Promotional image of my waveform parade readout design in red, green, and blue against a black background on a mousepad
Screenshot of a Mastodon toot by Bernd Kilga reading "Good easter-egg in the credits of the new #Disney movie #Wish: The names of the stereo composers (who decide on the depth of the 3D effect) were all elevated to the front."
Screenshot of the welcome screen of the latest Adobe Premiere reading: Get more out of Premiere Pro - Make colors pop. See how to fast-track your color correction and give your video a polished…"
Photo of a color suite with a big, fat, red Media Offline on the monitor (and timeline)
A node tree showing a junction of a side-tree only used for pulling mattes via qualifiers. Their alpha is then fed into individual nodes where the grading happens. The results are combined in a parallel note at the end.
A DaVinci Resolve node tree with 19 nodes and various edges running netween them.