We’re pleased to revisit one of recent color grading documentary project, “Finding Hidden Waves in the Arctic”, a captivating short film enhanced by the talented Richard Martos.
Set against the stunning yet harsh backdrop of Lofoten in Norway, this film follows Sara Bianca Gilje, a dedicated Arctic surfer, as she embarks on a thrilling adventure in search of the perfect wave. The film skillfully depicts her journey through the cold, dark waters, showcasing her passion and determination alongside the serene and dramatic environment of Northern Norway.
Volvo Penta, renowned for its extensive global dealer network and robust logistics capabilities, played a pivotal role in this project. With a presence in 130 countries and over 3,500 dealers, Volvo Penta ensures that every venture they support has the necessary resources readily available, emphasizing reliability and excellence in every operation.
In bringing this vision to life, Richard Martos applied meticulous color grading techniques to beautifully capture the essence of Arctic surfing. His expertise helped in highlighting the stark contrasts and vibrant colors of the Arctic landscape, which not only complemented the narrative but also enriched the visual storytelling.
This project serves as a testament to the blend of adventure and human spirit with the aid of high-quality cinematic craftsmanship. Sara’s story, driven by her unyielding spirit, resonates through the breathtaking scenes that Richard expertly enhanced, making “Finding Hidden Waves in the Arctic” a visually stunning experience. We’re proud of the work done and the continuous exploration of passion and nature’s uncharted territories that this film represents.
