This video is going to be very simple—no fancy stuff. I’m showing you how I recreated a cinematic bathroom look in DaVinci Resolve 20 without using any RGB lights. I start by filming two quick shots (hand-washing + looking out from the bathroom), keeping the setup basic and letting the “look” happen in the grade. The whole point is to challenge myself as someone who wants to be a cinematographer: recreate shots you see online, not to copy the person, but to train your eye and learn how the colors and exposure actually work. In Resolve, I jump straight to the Color page and build a clean node structure. Because my footage is HDR PQ, I first fix it with two Color Space Transform nodes (Rec.2100 / ST2084 into DaVinci Wide Gamut + Intermediate, then back out to Rec.709 gamma 2.4). After that, I keep the grading simple: I push the global tint toward teal/blue, pull exposure down, lift highlights, and crush shadows until the reference screenshot matches. Then I add a final “cinematic” touch with Resolve’s built-in Film Look Creator (plus dialing back grain). I also show a fast trick to copy the whole grade to another clip (copy/paste attributes → color correction), then do small tweaks—and that’s basically a 10-minute workflow you can repeat and make your own.