We’ll never forget when we first saw Sunset Boulevard and heard that iconic line, “All right, Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up.” Filmmaking has changed a lot since then but a major constant is the need to have talent look and feel her or his best. Luckily, Continuum’s Beauty Studio with built-in Mocha tracking & masking is here to take the pain out of digital make-up and beauty work.
Beauty Studio is included in the full Continuum Suite or can be purchased as part of the Image Restoration Unit.
In this Continuum tutorial, Premiere Gal shows how to retouch and smooth skin in Adobe Premiere Pro with Beauty Studio.
Skip to a specific topic:
0:00-0:40 - Intro to Beauty Studio
0:44 - Playlist to Boris FX tutorials
1:21 - Download the demo file (see link below).
1:36 - Two steps I’ll be covering in the tutorial
2:00 - Effects and apply beauty studio plugin to footage
2:25 - Compare modes
2:55 - Selecting natural skin tone colors
3:24 - Turning on mask
3:40 - how to perfect and adjust the mask
4:53 - Creating and tracking a mocha mask on the face
5:59 - Adjusting smoothing detail
6:36 - Turning on sharpening effects
6:58 - How to adjust color correction on your mask
7:25 - Adding a nice glow to the skin
7:40 - Comparing before and after
8:00 - How to make teeth whiter
8:14 - End screen
Download the sample video file and follow along: http://bit.ly/2A7SY2a
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