Great News!IMDb and IMDbPro Add Color Department Credit Category |
Colorist Society is thrilled to share some important and long-awaited news for our community. IMDb and IMDbPro have added a new Color Department credit category to its name and title pages. This marks a significant milestone in how colorists are recognized across the film and television industry. We applaud this landmark change. Under the new system, existing colorist credits for films, television, documentaries and other media will be moved to the new Color Department section, and future credits will also appear there. As you know, colorist credits were previously scattered among various production and post-production categories, making it difficult to locate and properly acknowledge our essential creative work. With this change, colorists’ contributions will now be displayed in a consistent and coherent manner, making it easier to connect with other professionals, promote work, and pursue new opportunities. Read more... |
COLORIST MIXER AT IBC 2025 |
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Colorist Society’s Colorist Mixer returned to IBC on 13 September. The event was held at Arti et Amicitiae, Rokin, the historic former home of the Dutch artists colony founded in 1839 to promote friendship among artists and art lovers. It was a night to reconnect with friends and colleagues, make new connections and have a ball. |
THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS |
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The Colorist Society strives to advance the craft, education, and awareness of the art and science of color grading and color correction.
The Colorist Society is the first professional society devoted exclusively to furthering and honoring the professional achievements of the colorist community. It is not a labor union or a guild; it is an educational and cultural resource. Membership is open to professional colorists, editor/colorists, DITs, telecine operators, color timers, finishers, restoration artists, and color scientists. Full member applications to the Colorist Society are vetted regardless of credits or standing in the community. |