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In this episode of The Color Timer Podcast, I speak with Andy Minuth, a colorist and workflow specialist associated with FilmLight, a company known for its high-end color grading tools and systems such as Baselight.

He has extensive experience in post-production workflows, particularly in the areas of color grading and film finishing. Andy often works on showcasing the capabilities of FilmLight's products, conducting training sessions, and collaborating with industry professionals to develop efficient workflows.

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Seasoned lead digital intermediate colorist John Daro joins me for this episode of The Color Timer Podcast. Our deep-dive conversation gets into the nitty-gritty of the art and craft of color grading animation, and John shares a ton of practical details for polishing animated projects.

John Daro is part of the Visual Effect Society, the Motion Picture Editors Guild, and the Colorist Society in Hollywood.

• (00:00) - Introduction
• (01:53) - The most beautiful thing John has ever seen
• (05:44) - Color grading workflows and similarities to animation
• (12:29) - Where to start in an animation production?
• (21:15) - Favourite movie from the 80s?

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In today’s episode, we take a slightly different angle. We explore color through the eyes of a professional who works with music. Operatic mezzo-soprano Emily Harmon shares how music affects her vision and her extraordinary relationship with color through synesthesia.

I found our conversation fascinating, and it led me to question how a color grade could be shaped by the emotion of the moment, even at a subconscious level.
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Synesthesia: a perceptual phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. – Wikipedia
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• (00:00) - - Introduction
• (01:00) - - Emily Harmon introduction
• (02:37) - - What is a crossover artist?
• (05:30) - - Opera & Color?
• (09:55) - - Can it be overwhelming?
• (11:16) - - How did you find out you had Synesthesia?
• (13:58) - - Do the colors always match the sound?
• (15:27) - - Does vision induce hearing sounds?
• (17:54) - - Synesthesia and feature films
• (19:25) - - Do the tones of color come into this?
• (21:21) - - Do adjacent keys share similar colors?
• (23:44) - - Wrap up
• (24:09) - - Closing Remarks