Hey there, fellow creators! I’ve always been obsessed with that gorgeous, cinematic film look we see in movies. You know, the kind of look that makes every frame feel like it’s telling a story. But let’s be honest—getting that look can be a serious challenge, especially if you’re like me and don’t want to spend hours on professional color grading or invest in expensive gear and software.

Here’s the backstory: When I first started making videos, I’d spend hours tweaking colors, trying to get that perfect film aesthetic. I loved the process, but it was time-consuming and required tools that not everyone has access to. I realized there had to be a better way—something that would let me (and you!) achieve that same beautiful, cinematic look without all the hassle.

That’s why I created The Daily Video LUT—a collection of 14 LUTs designed to give your everyday videos the same film-like quality I’ve spent years perfecting. These LUTs are made for people who want their videos to look amazing, just like mine, but without having to dive deep into complex color grading or break the bank on high-end gear.

What’s Inside:

• 14 Cinematic LUTs: Each LUT is crafted to bring out the best in your footage, whether you’re shooting outdoors, indoors, landscapes, or portraits. They’re designed to make your videos look polished and professional, with just a few clicks.
• Wes Anderson Style + Grain: One of my favorite LUTs in this collection. It adds that iconic Wes Anderson look to your videos, complete with a subtle grain to replicate the texture of real film. It’s like having a mini Wes Anderson toolkit at your fingertips!
• Optimized for Mobile and Camera: Whether you’re filming on an iPhone (12 Pro and above) or a professional camera, these LUTs will work their magic. They’re perfect for creators who want to keep things simple while still achieving a high-end cinematic feel.
• Seamless Compatibility: These LUTs work with all the major editing apps and software—VN, CapCut, Premiere Rush, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, DaVinci Resolve, and more. If it supports .cube files, you’re good to go.
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