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I will enhance your video with professional color grading
Lucas Vivone
About this gig
DaVinci Resolve Certified Colorist - trusted by brands like Adidas, Decathlon, Havaianas, Wella, Stone, Zee Dog, FARM, and La Roche-Posay to deliver consistent, on-brand color.
I don't just correct color - I build a look. My background combines color grading with sound design, so I think about how a project feels as a whole, not just how it looks frame by frame.
WHAT I DELIVER:
Shot-to-shot color matching, no jarring jumps between clips
Skin tone accuracy across mixed lighting conditions
A visual mood built around your brand or story - not a generic LUT slap
Clear, fast communication
WORKFLOW:
I work with Log footage (S-Log, Apple Log, and others) or already-edited footage. Send your files via WeTransfer/Google Drive/Dropbox and I handle the rest in DaVinci Resolve.
Want the raw footage selected and assembled too, not just graded? Check the "Footage Rough Cut" extra - full post, from selects to final grade.
Rio de Janeiro-based, working with clients worldwide.
Get to know Lucas Vivone
Lucas Vivone
- FromBrazil
- Member sinceApr 2018
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Portuguese
I’m Lucas Vivone, an editor, colorist, and sound designer. I’ve worked with brands such as Decathlon, FARM, Doce de Coco Tricot, Wella, Época Cosméticos, and collaborated with production companies, directors, editors, and directors of photography on commercial and music projects.
I transform raw footage into professional, engaging content ready to perform, whether for campaigns, social media, or music videos.
Services I offer:
Creative and fluid editing (reels, music videos, corporate content, YouTube)
Cinematic color grading (visual identity and mood)
Sound design and mixing (clean audio
FAQ
How should I send my footage?
You can send your files via WeTransfer, Google Drive, or Dropbox link. I work with all types of footage - Log or Rec.709, from any camera (RED, ARRI, Sony, DJI, iPhone/Apple Log, and more). Just send it in its original quality, not compressed or re-exported.
