Color Correction: many settings on one clip

Question

Hi,
Suppose I have a 10 mns clip containing 15 different scenes. I need a different color correction setting on each scene.  I am about to break the clip into 15 individual scenes and apply individual CC on each. Is there another way to do this, like for exemple a keyframe that would instantly change a CC setting ? 
Thanks,
Michel

Answer 1

Hi Jeff,
seems to do the trick !  take some time getting used to, though.  The additionnal problem is the source material I have: original 8mm films with multiple scene changes, but being film, the first frames are always overexposed compared to the rest of the shot. So using the actual keyframe position  for CC can't always  be done. So...
1- I went through a roll and inserted "hold" keyframes at every cut
2- I added a reference monitor that I unlocked from the original program monitor
3- Go to a keyframe
4-Position the reference monitor between two keyframes to the frame that represent the section.
5- Play with the CC until the ref monitor look good
6 - Repeat at will.
I tried it once and it seems to work fine: I get to have various timing on the same clip.  Mr Hunt solution is a lot simpler and straightforward, but I was  hesitant to cut the clip at multiple places. But it  also gives the assurance that a change on a clip will never affect the other clips (I am not used to work in keyframes). 
This way of timing is closer to professionnal film to tape transfer I dabbled with on younger days.
Thanks Jeff !
Back to work.  I have 2 hours of the stuff to time :-) 
Michel