In March I am starting a project shot on the Arri Alexa, we'll be shooting in LogC. I want to set up the easiest fastest workflow...dont we all.

I have been looking into, Nick Shaw?s FCP 7 plugin for viewing ARRI ALEXA LogC. Which uses some preset LUt's setup by NS I gather.

There is also somethign called Blubell, but it looks dicey. It uses LUts created from the Arri webtool and Color.

I am open to any suggestions. Also I am looking for an Asisstant Editor to do this work in Akron, OH (We Need to Hire a Local) between March 18th-April 9th.

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I haven't worked with the Arri Alexa yet, but I'm interested in the workflow. There are some tools that you could look at:

LUT Buddy:
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Nor sure how about applying a filter on all your clips during offline editing. However, I guess you can batch export them with the LUT applied and later conform it in the Resolve.


Resolve Lite:

I am wondering if it is possible to do a 1 light in the Resolve Lite and then conform it back to the raw Arri files for the grade. Haven't done this before, but it could be an option...



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Oliver Peters is getting into Alexa on his blog. Some nice stuff there overall.

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