(auto-translated from Dutch Dutch)
Keukenhof is a short fiction film that uses the tulip as a metaphor and explores ideas around identity, perception and transformation.
The film is currently in post-production, with the editing being done in DaVinci Resolve. The final film will be approximately 8–9 minutes long, and I'm now looking for a colourist to collaborate on the final color grade and help give the film a cinematic, polished and coherent visual look.
The project is currently approaching its final stages of post-production, and I would love to work with someone who is interested in contributing their expertise and creative eye to the final look of the film.
What we offer
This is a collaboration rather than a paid position, as the film is an independent semi-professional project.
In return, you will receive full credit in the film and can use the finished project for your portfolio/showreel.
I'm also happy to discuss the project in more detail, show the material and talk through the collaboration before committing to it, so we can make sure it's a good fit for both of us.
Type
Semi-professional production
Location
Netherlands
Description
I'm looking for a colourist with a good eye for cinematic color and contrast, who can help create a consistent visual look throughout the film.
Experience with DaVinci Resolve is preferred, as the editing is currently being done in Resolve.
I'm open to discussing the look together and would be happy to arrange a meeting or call to show the material, introduce the project and discuss the visual direction I have in mind.
Period
August–September 2026
Job requirements / profile
- Final color grading of an approximately 8–9 minute short film
- Creating a cinematic and coherent visual look
- Balancing color and contrast across different shots and lighting conditions
- Working from the existing edit in DaVinci Resolve
- Discussing references and the desired visual direction with the director
Spoken / language requirements
English
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