[Cool creative dudes] QUESTION 🙏🏻 PLEASE HELP!

Shifting colors in video rendering is a never ending problem for video editors, compositors and animators. At most you can get aproximations between formats and platforms but it will never be 100% the same: 

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/color-shift-when-exporting-to-prores/td-p/11222457

Quick note: The quicktime A/V controls you mentioned only changes colors inside the player, not on the video itself.

Despite that, there are some things you can do to get better color representation:

• Edit your footage on a video editor. This by far the best option since these apps have a wide range of color calibration tools.

• There aren't any options in Animate to globally adjust color levels. However if you nest all layers inside a symbol and apply an Adjust Color filter to it you can do some basic adjustments like hue, brightness, contrast and saturation.

• 1920x 1108 is a strange resolution. Change your stage size to the standard 1920x1080 and uncheck Ignore Stage Color since ProRes 422 doesn't have an alpha channel anyway. There can also be gamma shifts with Apple ProRes formats when using non-standard resolutions. At least that was the case in After Effects, I don't know why.

• Switch to Apple ProRes 422HQ instead of Apple ProRes, it's a higher quality format.

• In Media Encoder check Render at Maximum Depth and change the color depth from 8 bit to 16 bit.