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COLOR BY PETE
  • Fresh
  • Documentary + Archival
  • Tabletop
  • Commercial
  • before / after
  • About
  • Contact

About

 

Pete Jannotta has worked as a Colorist in the Film and Television industry since 1978 and continues to embrace new technology to further his artistry as a painter of digital imagery.

There is no Colorist in Chicago with more experience coloring than Pete.

Pete knows that to remain competitive, as a Colorist in the current market he has to service clients’ needs in his comfortable office in Chicago and also bring his talent and equipment to wherever it is needed. The days of having to work at a “big battleship” post house are rapidly coming to an end, as digital capture becomes the medium of choice.

Pete provides a level of creativity, craftsmanship and collaboration that can be learned only through years of experience.

Pete has worked with a myriad of color correction systems including every permutation of DaVinci since its inception. His Current tools of choice are a completely portable DaVinci Resolve system including state of the art monitoring and control surface.

Technology supplies his tools, while Pete supplies exclusive talent.

Pete has worked with hundreds of clients on thousands of projects.

Before opening his own shop, “Color By Pete”, he was a colorist at Editel Chicago working on national and international advertising accounts until becoming a partner in Skyview Film and Video where he continued to hone his craft working with A-list clients from Chicago, the Midwest, and, indeed, the world.

After 10 years at Skyview, Pete moved to The Filmworkers Club where he continued to work on advertising accounts as well as feature films, documentaries, archival films and music videos.

Pete has been a mentor to several successful colorists located across the U.S. and enjoys sharing his knowledge with innovative new filmmakers as a part- time teacher of Film Scanning and Color Correction at Columbia College in Chicago.