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🎨 Colourist | Post-Production 15+ yrs | Film, TVCs, branded & social 🔥 Cinematic colour that serves story. 🎬 @adrianeppel.directs
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Fragments of Latin America, Part 1 -
Look Development
As of today, I’m officially back behind the desk in Melbourne and available for freelance bookings!
To kick things off, I wanted to share some recent colour love. These are look-development snippets compiled from my “Fragments from Central America” video postcard series. Mexico is easily one of the most vibrant places I’ve ever been to.
Footage from my directing page @adrianeppel.directs
Colourist: 🧙🏽♂️
The studio is open and I’m locking in grading sessions for the upcoming season.
Let’s build a look for your next project 🎨
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17 May 2026
Best of ‘25 🎨
Thanks to all the filmmakers who created this gorgeous content and gave me the opportunity to grade their work. I’m truly blessed 🫶
@wildebeest_
@reclinerfilms
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@pointfourfive
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@adrianeppel.directs
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And a huge thank you to all the other content creators that I simply couldn’t fit in this reel.
You know who you are x
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Music Track - Cuervo Gold by The Bahama Soul Club
23 Feb 2026
🎨 2024 Recap 🎨
Such wonderful content! Thank you 🫶
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Music Track
Libertalia by Arc De Soleil
30 Jan 2025
Fragments of Latin America, Part 2 -
Look Development
These are look-development snippets compiled from my “Fragments from Central America” video postcard series. Guatemala is truly the most magical place I’ve ever been to.
Footage from my directing page @adrianeppel.directs
Colourist: 🧙🏽♂️
29 Oct 2026
Los Chacayes,
San José de Maipo, Chile.
Fragments from ‘South’ America #11
About a two hours drive from Santiago is all it takes to find yourself here.
A quiet open place where your everyday challenges and thoughts seem to be irrelevant. Scale exists in a different way here, the mountains and cliffs surrounding these horses seem to be the backlot of a Hollywood set, too unreal to be shaped the way they are, almost clustered together by the gods millions of years ago.
After several weeks in Uruguay I landed here. One final journey into the wilderness, by myself for a few days, to wrap up an epic journey of almost three months around Mexico, Guatemala, Uruguay and Chile.
If I wanted a quiet landscape to reflect on my experiences, I think I struck gold.
The reason I am sharing this section of the trip right now is this week marks almost 6 months since I got home from this trip, and somehow these final days seem to pop in my head more than any other experience of the trip.
This vast empty space of rock, snow and extreme weather patterns seems to fill the memory more than anything else. It truly is one of the most humbling places I went to. Oddly quiet.
As I continue to reflect on my time away, I keep asking myself, what was the purpose to all of this?
It certainly didn’t feel like a holiday, but more a journey into understanding the world, and myself just a little more.
Why do we travel? Why do we set out from our homes that we have built and nurtured with love and memories to put ourselves in places that may be dangerously eye opening?
I may not know that purpose fully just yet, but I can say that I will never forget this place.
In our day and age of work-life balance and screens, when do you get the chance to pull over to the side of the road of a lonely mountainside to film horses doing their thing for an hour and a half? I’ll leave that question there...
Khruangbin felt like the perfect accompaniment to this barren space, complementing a truly emotional final journey before returning to the norm.
28 Oct 2026
🍻 THE FACE BEHIND THE ALE!
Meet Adrian, director of short film The Ale, checking in from Melbourne ahead of today’s screening at MASIFF! 🎬
Heartbroken and nursing a pint at The Punters Club, Sam just wants to be left alone. But when his three mates show up, things quickly spiral into a chaotic mix of beer, bickering and bad company. 🍺
Catch The Ale on the big screen at MASIFF today, screening at 4:30pm before feature film The Fox.
🎟️ Still tickets available at masiff.com.au
#MASIFF2026 #TheAle #ShortFilm #Mparntwe
16 Oct 2026
Tikal, Guatemala.
Fragments from Central America #10
I’m standing on Temple IV, also known as the Temple of the Double-Headed Serpent, looking out to the rest of the rainforest floor that was, and continues to be, Tikal, one of the most powerful Maya sites across Central America.
From here you only see three of its biggest structures, but the park has up to 350 buildings excavated or partially excavated. LIDAR scans recently discovered up to 4,000 structures in the metro region, and up to 60,000 in the outer areas.
One of the world’s largest populated areas at the time, now swallowed by the jungle.
Howler monkeys are in abundance here, making fascinating, somewhat creepy calls to one another. Coatis, quetzals, toucans, monkeys and jaguars also live here.
This place is still very much alive and buzzing with energy.
It’s always interesting to look out over these places and think about what was. A city that’d rival any in Europe at the time, with access to drinking water year-round, even though it’s nowhere near running water or lakes. It’s sad to me that these places lie in ruin. I often wonder how different the world would be if these “new world” cultures had as much influence as the western ones we’ve blindly followed for centuries.
Thankfully Maya culture never disappeared. They still live, over 8 million people, in Mesomerica today.
As I leave Guatemala for Uruguay, here’s a few of the coolest things I learnt: Maya read the stars and charted maps long before Europe, and invented rubber from natural materials centuries before its patented vulcanisation in 1844.
Long before paved roads, the Maya built elevated stone highways called sacbeob (“white roads”), spanning over 60 miles through dense rainforest.
At Tikal itself, Maya engineers built a water filtration system inside the Corriental reservoir around the 4th century BCE, the oldest known of its kind in the Americas.
A civilisation this advanced, buried under jungle and mostly forgotten by the rest of the world.
Leaving possibly the greatest country I’ve ever visited left me understandably emotional and full of wanderlust.
It was the headspace I’d been searching for…
14 Sep 2026
Acropolis Norte Yaxjá - Sitio Arqueologico Yaxjá, Laguna Yaxjá, Guatemala.
Fragments from Central America #8
This Mayan site was the 5th Archeological site that I visited on my travels earlier this year.
The more I visited, the more Mayan culture continued to stun me as I learnt more about their history: how precisely they zoned their cities, aligning key structures with the movement of the stars, and their road networks so advanced some stretched for large lengths, engineered with the kind of precision and reach modern infrastructure still marvels at.
I’ve included the clapping here because of how deliberately these plazas were built. At almost every site I visited, a single clap would travel and transform as it moved through the space, thanks to the geometry of the pyramids and how they were positioned and built.
Researchers believe the effect at some sites was intentional, even echoing the call of the quetzal, a bird sacred to the Maya. A civilisation using science and architecture to shape how sound, and power, moved through their world, over 2000 years ago.
From Isla Mujeres in Mexico to Antigua in Guatemala, I had conversations with modern day Mayans, and became friends with many. Maybe it was me looking into and wanting to explore my heritage of being a Latin American and an Australian, but I felt the same core values I share with my family and friends, a sense of belonging, feeling home, brought about through kindness and love. What a beautiful trait to have in a culture as old as modern time.
06 Aug 2026
How To Tie A Tie - Short Film - Grade
Starring Adeline Close @adelinejclose and Doug Lyons @doug_lyons_
Writer/Director: Cooper Dalbo @dalbssss
Producer: Jack Ralph @jjackralphh
DOP: Martine Wolff @cine.wolff
1st AC: Indigo Tait-Atkin @indi_gog
1st AD: Leigh Schilling @leighs.chilling
Gaffer: Catie Carr @her.electrics
Best Person: El Wood @elwoodphotography
On-set Stills: Leo Cherry @leocherryphotography
Sound Recordist: Conor Whitty @conorwhitty
HAMU: Lou Russell @louiserussell_fx
Production Designer: Jonah Conboy @jonahdesigns_
Prod Design Assist: Annie Jade @anniespiterii
Casting: Sasha Lanyon @castingbysasha
Sound Design: Josh Peters @__josh.peters
Editor: Jack Ralph @jjackralphh
Colourist: Adrian Eppel 🧙♂️
Graphic Design: Kez Werner @kezzawezza11
Production Company: Beezal Mop @beezalmop
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19 Jul 2026
Full Coverage - Short Film - Grade
Eve lands and acting gig for a sunscreen commercial.
Starring Georgia Condon, petegoodlet & @mackenziecurtis
Director @isabeldilena
Producer @jjackralphh
1st AD @anthony.ross90
DOP @david_mckinnar
Sound Recordist @mitch_chill
Editor @sabfm96.9
Online Editor @jjackralphh
Colourist 🧙♂️
Set Assist @sidneysylvestersmith
Produced by @beezalmop
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12 Jul 2026
Summit of Fuego and Acatenango, near Antigua, Guatemala.
Fragments from Central America #7
Here comes my most epic adventure of the trip. A truly once in a lifetime moment, pardon the cliché, but there’s no other way to describe it.
Hands down the hardest trek I have ever done. I was so unprepared for the mental battle that came with it.
In the final days of my time in Central America, I climbed a dormant volcano and crossed over to an active one for sunset. Fog covered most of the trek up, and spirits were low. Are we going to see this bloody thing erupt or not?!
But Mother Nature cleared the clouds at sunset and we got to see mammoth eruptions happening all night. I can’t even begin to describe lava exploding from a crater up close, dripping down the sides, the floor beneath us vibrating as the volcano burped every 5-10 minutes. The thunder was only drowned out by our cheers, pinching ourselves that this wasn’t a fucking dream.
After all is said and done, I don’t remember the altitude sickness or the sleepless night at minus 2 degrees. Only the close-up view of Mother Nature in her rawest form.
Excuse the shaky footage, my hands were numb.
And for the lack of footage too; at one point I shut the camera off and just took it all in. It’s not always about getting the perfect shot... Lesson learnt.
08 Jul 2026
Arco de Santa Catalina, Antigua Guatemala.
Fragments from Central America #6
Welcome to Antigua, an OG historic city stolen by the Spanish in the 1500s that honestly feels like Guatemala’s version of Oaxaca.
Volcano eruptions, earthquakes and all methods of epic mother nature events decimated the area throughout history, causing the capital to be moved to modern day Guatemala City in the late 1700s.
It is possibly the most charming place I visited on the entire trip, and perhaps the most colourful too. I also had the best meals and coffee of my trip here.
Most filmmakers would tilt up and capture the infamous arch that was built here in the 17th century. I am more interested in the life beneath it and the three Volcanoes that surround the town, ever ready to erupt at any moment. In the distance, you can see Volcán de Agua, and to the right and out of frame are Acatenango and Fuego. More on these two in future posts 🌋
28 May 2026
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