The Color Timer Podcast

Full episode notes and links: mixinglight.com
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Ana Escorse is a senior colorist at Toronto’s Studio Feather. Ana was born and raised in Brazil and was influenced by her exposure to Brazillian Baroque art at a young age. Last year Ana was recognized at the Filmlight Color Awards, where she won the award for Best Music Video. This year she returns to the color awards as a judge.

During our conversation, Ana discusses the industry’s challenges, her influences, and what it’s like to be a judge.

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Producer: Kayla Uribe
Editor: Arthur Ditner
Executive Producer: https://mixinglight.com
Supporting Sponsor: https://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/
Podcast Home: https://colortimerpodcast.mixinglight.com

The homepage for this episode, with full show notes, can be found here:
https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/color-aura-spiritualist-nina-ashby-color-timer-podcast-ep-103/
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Producer: Kayla Uribe
Editor: Arthur Ditner
Executive Producer: https://mixinglight.com
Supporting Sponsor: https://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/
Podcast Home: https://colortimerpodcast.mixinglight.com
Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYBfZs5q3JKyLAmryR9LRp_nKaag7Bj3h
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I was drawn toward Nina’s work because of her book, “Color Therapy”. 

After researching further, I discovered that Nina works with Color Energy. This energy, or aura, is considered an unseen field of energy surrounding a person’s physical body. These auras are affected by mood and emotional state.

Nina has a career spanning 40 years; she has studied Spiritual Philosophy, Meditation, various forms of bodywork and energy healing – and much more!

During our 15-minute conversation, we speak about what it was like as a child to understand what she was seeing, her determination to learn more about that, and the lifelong journey this took her on.

Learn More About Nina Ashby

• Visit Nina’s website
• Connect with Nina on LinkedIn
• Book: Colour Therapy, Orion Plain and Simple (2018)
• Book: Simply Color Therapy (2007)
• Psychic learning materials – Nina Ashby

Eric Weidt has worked as a Colorist on impressive projects such as Mindhunter and Mank. He spent 15 years in Paris working with fashion photographers and filmmakers (developing look-up tables) and has a BA in theatre arts.

Eric has worked exclusively with director David Fincher since 2015. We delve into his relationship with the famous director and explore his process for his incredible Black & White work in the motion picture ‘Mank’. We even talk about the one film he would watch if he only had one choice (stuck on a desert island with electricity).

The homepage for this episode, with full show notes, can be found here:
https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/interview-eric-weidt-color-timer-podcast-102/

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Producer: Kayla Uribe
Editor: Arthur Ditner
Executive Producer: https://mixinglight.com
Supporting Sponsor: https://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/
Podcast Home: https://colortimerpodcast.mixinglight.com
Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYBfZs5q3JKyLAmryR9LRp_nKaag7Bj3h

Rory Gordon is one of the most experienced HDR colorists working in television and streaming, with experience finishing over 120 episodes in HDR10 and Dolby Vision.

During our 15-minute conversation, Rory articulates very clearly her process and love of color. She’s also created amazing artwork, including a series of physical clocks that explore the color timeline of films and display those color changes around the clock’s face!

The homepage for this episode, with full show notes, can be found here:
https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/color-timer-aurora-gordon-ep-101/

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Producer: Kayla Uribe
Executive Producer: https://mixinglight.com
Supporting Sponsor: https://www.filmlight.ltd.uk/
Podcast Home: https://colortimerpodcast.mixinglight.com
Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYBfZs5q3JKyLAmryR9LRp_nKaag7Bj3h

Digital cinema and television colorist Vincent Taylor hosts a discussion about color. In this trailer, discover the topics Vincent will cover and why he calls this a 'micro-podcast'. This is a 12-episode podcast series.