The forgotten Hollywood look - 2 strip Technicolor tutorial

My New York short film: https://youtu.be/Ew_LB_wSgaw The music video: https://youtu.be/ElnG4qw26tk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scott_burchell/ In this video I take a deep dive into the ‘forgotten’ 2 Strip Technicolor process of 1920s and 1930s Hollywood and show you how it can be used as a strong creative look for indie filmmakers in 2025. I run you through a brief history of the 2 colour process and share some modern examples of it being revived, mainly by Martin Scorsese in his 2004 film ‘The Aviator’ before diving into Davinci Resolve and then After Effects for a tutorial on emulating this vintage film process. Dehancer Pro: https://www.dehancer.com Save 10% with code SCOTT10 To learn more about our film work: https://www.lipmouthstudios.com Music composed and recorded by Tom Burchell Copyright disclaimer: This video is created for education purposes and while I cite films in this video, this is all done for the sake of educating and illustrating the process taught in this video. No Copyright infringement is intended and content featured is strictly educational and or transformative. 0:00 - Introduction 1:01 - What is 2 strip? 1:32 - Why it's forgotten 2:06 - Why I emulate it 2:26 - How does 2 strip work? 3:14 - Why it matters in 2025 3:51 - Tutorial intro 4:47 - Davinci resolve tutorial (Intermediate) 13:14 - The easy method - Davinci resolve 17:11 - 2 Strip grade examples 23:07 - After Effects Tutorial (Intermediate) 27:06 - The easy method - After Effects 28:09 - Premiere Pro Tutorial 28:25 - Outro