For Moncler Grenoble’s Fall-Winter 2026 show in Aspen, Colorado, Company 3’s Senior Colorist Tim Masick brought cohesion to the brand’s social content with a consistent grade across all visuals.

Masick worked from a pop-up color suite inside the Aspen Meadows Hotel, using a DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel, Sony X300 monitor, and the same professional tools he uses in his permanent grading bay. MATTE Projects, renowned for crafting creative brand experiences for large-scale events, oversaw the development of all visual content, including videos and still photography. Masick stated the goal was to deliver content “at the speed of social media but to have the look of high-end fashion advertisements,” even as crews captured skiing, runway, and lifestyle footage in challenging bright-snow conditions. 

His workflow was embedded directly into production: footage from ARRI, Sony, and drone cameras moved from set to an editorial team working across seven Adobe Premiere stations before arriving in DaVinci Resolve for final color grading under creative director supervision. This often-delivered clips in less than an hour from capture to publication, allowing Moncler to share real-time content without sacrificing a high-end editorial look. The result gave viewers immediate access to the event while reinforcing the important role color plays in maintaining a brand’s visual identity.

Read more about Tim’s on-site workflow here (pg. 38-39).