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Inside Premiere’s Color Mode: Adobe’s Biggest Color Grading Overhaul in a Decade

No Film School’s Jourdan Aldridge sits down with Adobe’s Jason Druss at NAB 2026 to discuss Adobe Premiere’s new Color Mode, a three-year effort to rethink color grading for video editors. The conversation covers why Adobe rebuilt its color pipeline, how Color Mode differs from L ...  Show more

'Modern Whore': How a Creative Crush Turned Into a Sean Baker-Backed Film

Director Nicole Bazuin joins No Film School’s GG Hawkins to discuss the decade-long creative collaboration behind Modern Whore, a hybrid documentary based on Andrea Werhun’s memoir about her experiences in sex work. Bazuin explains how the project grew from a music video friendsh ...  Show more

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