DaVinci Resolve, key software for the latest summer blockbusters

Big hits released in theaters during the last summer season have been graded with DaVinci Resolve Studio, DaVinci's editing, grading, visual effects (VFX) and audio post-production program. Blackmagic Design.

Among the list are films as recognized as Alien: Romulus, Bad Boys 4, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, kingdom of the planet of the apes, Longlegs, A quiet place: Day 1, Rebel Moon (Part of) the Transformers One. Additionally, the technical team of several films decided to use other Blackmagic like the camera URSA Mini Pro 4.6K, the matrix Smart Videohub 16×16 or the main converters of the brand.

This is the complete list of feature films:

• Abigail – Graded by Mitch Paulson (Company 3).
• Alien: Romulus – Graded by Mitch Paulson (Company 3).
• Bad Boys 4 – Graded by Stefan Sonnenfeld (Company 3). Additional colorists: Adam Nazarenko, Siggy Ferstl, Bryan Smaller.
• Bikeriders: The vandals club – Graded by Mitch Paulson (Company 3).
• Blinks twice – Digital imaging technician Laura Camilla Cortez used DaVinci Resolve.
• Challengers – The editing department used DaVinci Resolve to transcode and export the files.
• Darkness of Man – Graded by Mark Todd Osborne (MTO Color).
• Dad – Graded by Mark Todd Osborne (MTO Color).
• The Fall Guy – Graded by Dave Hussey (Company 3). Digital imaging technician Ben Hunt used DaVinci Resolve and various Blackmagic Design converters and matrices.
• The first prophecy – Graded by Stephen Nakamura (Company 3). Colorist David Bartolovic worked from set with DaVinci Resolve to create the copy, proxy (lower resolution) files, and CDL.
• Fly me to the Moon – Graded by Stephen Nakamura (Company 3). Digital imaging technician Ryan Nguyen used DaVinci Resolve, as well as Blackmagic Design converters and DeckLink cards.
• Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire – Graded by Stefan Sonnenfeld (Company 3). Additional colorist: Adan Nazarenko.
• Harold and the magic pencil – Graded by Jill Bogdanowicz (Company 3). Digital imaging technician Clark Birchmeier used DaVinci Resolve.

• Humane – Graded by Walt Biljan (Redlab). Editing was carried out using an Intensity Shuttle capture and playback device and DaVinci Resolve for transcoding.
• imaginary friends – Graded by Stefan Sonnenfeld (Company 3). Additional colorists: Andrew Geary, Adam Nazarenko. Digital imaging technician Lonny Danler used DaVinci Resolve, a Micro Videohub matrix switcher, and a DeckLink Mini Monitor playback card.
• Burning – Etalonada por Scott Hannigan (Rolling Pictures).
• Inexperienced – Graded by Mitch Paulson (Company 3).
• Break the circle – Etalonado by Stefan Sonnenfeld (Company 3). Additional colorist: Tyler Roth.
• kingdom of the planet of the apes – Digital imaging technician Jason Bauer used several Blackmagic Design matrix switchers, capture cards, and converters, as well as a MultiView device and DaVinci Resolve software.
• The Long Game – Graded by Mark Todd Osborne (MTO Color).
• Longlegs – Graded by Mitch Paulson (Company 3). Digital imaging technician Vilma Ek used DaVinci Resolve to work with conversion tables (LUT) and transcoding.
• MaXXXine – Digital imaging technician Ethan Phillips used DaVinci Resolve and various Blackmagic Design converters.
• national anthem – Graded by Alex Bickel (Color Collective).

• A Quiet Place: Day One (in Latin America) – Graded by Tom Poole (Company 3). Additional Colorist: Jake White. Digital imaging technician Sam Spurgeon used a Blackmagic MultiView 4 source monitoring device, a Smart Videohub 16x16 matrix switcher, an UltraStudio 3G and an UltraStudio HD Mini capture and playback device, and DaVinci Resolve software.
• Rebel Moon (Part Two): The Warrior Who Leaves Marks – Graded by Stefan Sonnenfeld (Company 3). Additional colorist: Adan Nazarenko.
• someone like you – Director of photography Trevor K. Ball used an URSA Mini Pro 4.6K camera on the shoot. Graded by colorist Travis Flynn.
• Sting. killer spider – Digital imaging technician Ben Hunt used different Blackmagic Design converters and the DaVinci Resolve program.
• Transformers Uno – Graded by Mitch Paulson (Company 3).
• Treasure – Digital imaging technician Patrick Lochler used DaVinci Resolve and several Blackmagic Design capture and playback devices.
• Twisters – Graded by Stefan Sonnenfeld (Company 3). Additional colorists: Parker Jarvis, Adam Nazarenko.
• Wolfs – Graded by Alex Bickel (Color Collective).