A brief summary of the most important settings to watch.

Filming with the DSLR for getting a real movie look

1. Set ISO, Focus, Aperture and Time to manual, ISO at the lowest possible value (e.g. 100 or 200) to avoid noise.
2. Use HD1080 (1920×1080) 24fps movie capture settings.
3. Use double fps as shutter speed (50fps) to retain the cinema movie look.
4. Use a tripod or stand to avoid shaking or similar.
5. Reduce Saturation and Contrast to make sure all details are captured. While this will give you a flat image look, you will be able to adjust important detail easier later.
6. Use a lens with up to F-stop 4 to get the right depth of field.

Post-production brief  (based on FCPX)

1. Use HD1080 (1920×1080) 24fps project setting to avoid format conversion.
2. After rough composition, correct the material in terms of Luminosity, Color and Saturation
3. Once your edit is completed, color grade the movie to get the desired look.
4. Export movie to the desired format.