Cinematic iPhone Clip Grading

I have 13 short travel clips straight out of the Blackmagic Camera app on an iPhone (Apple Log, 10-bit H.265 4:2:2, 24 fps). Right now they are flat, bright, and washed out. What I need from you is a true colorist’s touch inside DaVinci Resolve: proper log-to-Rec.709 normalization followed by a warm, cinematic grade that feels French-Riviera-meets-Kodak. Think natural skin, realistic turquoise water, and—above all—clean highlight detail without pushing saturation too far.

No editing, no transitions, no captions or music. Just carefully balanced clips, each delivered as its own high-quality export so I can drop them straight into CapCut later.

Workflow I have in mind
• One test clip first. Impress me and we roll straight into the remaining twelve.
• Final hand-off: 13 graded files in the same resolution and frame rate as supplied, ProRes or high-quality H.265—whichever keeps the 10-bit depth intact.

Please link to a few projects that show your previous iPhone or log-based color work. If your reel proves you know your way around Apple Log and DaVinci Resolve’s color-management, we can start immediately.