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◾️Senior Colorist & Instructor
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◾️Courses/LUTSs/Services ⇩ Born in 1985, I hold a Master’s degree in Software Engineering.
I am Ali Nemati, a Colorist and Certified Instructor in Color Correction, Color Grading, and DaVinci Resolve software. For the past eight years, I have been dedicated to teaching color correction, color grading, and DaVinci Resolve both in person and through private online classes . During this journey, I have had the honor of training hundreds of students, many of whom are now among the best in the industry. Before entering the world of image and color, I spent a decade as a professional web and application developer, specializing in UI/UX design. My passion for storytelling, color psychology, and audience engagement led me into the world of visual arts and cinema in 2012. In pursuit of deeper connections with viewers through the emotional power of color, I discovered DaVinci Resolve and immersed myself in mastering its tools and techniques. Over the years, one of my greatest passions has been creating unique color styles and LUTs for various colorists. My mission goes beyond teaching technical skills; I strive to deepen the understanding of color as a powerful visual language. Every lesson I deliver is shaped by years of hands-on experience in web, advertising, and visual storytelling with color at the heart of it all.
Color grading isn’t just about making an image look better.
It’s about how the image communicates.
Color, contrast, density, separation, and even removing familiar visual elements can change the way an audience reads and feels a frame.
Sometimes the right grade makes an image more beautiful. Sometimes it makes it darker, quieter, colder, or less comfortable.
Because the goal isn’t always beauty.
The goal is intention.
The goal is communication.
Color grading is built frame by frame through precise adjustments, controlled contrast, and intentional color decisions.
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Sound design with an AI Agent 🎧
I gave InVideo Editor my finished edit along with a reference for the sound direction.
The agent analyzed the visuals, pacing, and transitions, then built the music and sound effects directly on the timeline.
Everything stays layered and editable, so you can keep directing the agent or fine-tune the sound yourself.
InVideo Editor is free to use.
Comment “INVIDEO” and I’ll send you access with up to 50% off annual plans.
Invideo • Your Power to Play Invideo Creators
I wanted to create a fast cinematic effect for my color grading setup without building it manually.
So I brought my footage into invideo Editor and asked the timeline agent to build a chromatic glow effect directly on my clips.
The agent analyzed the edit, created the effect, and gave me controls to refine the glow, RGB separation, and mix.
You bring the idea. The agent builds it. You direct the final result.
Comment INVIDEO and I’ll send you a link for up to 50% off annual plans.
Invideo • Your Power to Play Invideo Creators
Subject separation is not only about contrast and brightness.
A controlled difference in hue, saturation, and color temperature can guide attention while preserving the atmosphere of the scene.
Comment COURSE and I’ll send you the color grading course details.
A great grade starts long before the final look.
It starts with understanding the image, building the right color pipeline, balancing each shot, creating consistency, and knowing exactly where every adjustment belongs in your workflow.
When your workflow is structured, color grading becomes faster, cleaner, and far more intentional.
That’s the difference between simply adjusting colors and working like a professional colorist.
Want to learn my complete color grading workflow in DaVinci Resolve?
Comment “COURSE” and I’ll send you the details.
Great color grading is built through small, intentional decisions.
A subtle shift in hue, density, or contrast can change the balance and emotional direction of the entire image.
The details create the final look.
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A controlled color palette creates visual consistency.
Balance hue, saturation, and luminance before building the final look.
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Consistent color grading does not begin with a creative look.
It begins with a workflow that gives every adjustment a clear purpose.
Balance the image first. Establish contrast. Manage color relationships. Then shape the final look without losing control of the grade.
When the structure is clear, you spend less time fixing problems and more time making intentional creative decisions.
Comment COURSE and I’ll send you the color grading course details.
A strong grade starts with a clear intention.
Learning color grading means understanding what the image needs, what the story should feel like, and how each adjustment supports that direction.
Not every shot needs more color. Sometimes it needs better balance, cleaner contrast, or a more deliberate relationship between warm and cool tones.
Want to build that understanding into your own workflow?
Comment COURSE and I’ll send you the color grading course details.
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