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Using research and interviews with surviving Technicolor technicians, the history of dye printing and the events leading to its demise is fully covered in this work. (The Beijing Film Laboratory is the only facility currently using the process.) Included are diagrams of how the process worked and a listing of US feature films printed with it.
succinctly and in depth...vivid and precise as the process itself"—Choice
"a detailed history"—Classic Images; "useful"—Communication Booknotes Quarterly
"an exceptional must-read book about the most famous color process of them all...key volume...here is a book that lays out the facts...collectors of film memorabilia and DVDs will find this book indispensable...no serious film person can be without it...must-have book"—Fulvue Drive-in.com.
Film director Richard W. Haines is also the author of Technicolor Movies (2003). He lives in New York.
succinctly and in depth...vivid and precise as the process itself"—Choice
"a detailed history"—Classic Images; "useful"—Communication Booknotes Quarterly
"an exceptional must-read book about the most famous color process of them all...key volume...here is a book that lays out the facts...collectors of film memorabilia and DVDs will find this book indispensable...no serious film person can be without it...must-have book"—Fulvue Drive-in.com.
Film director Richard W. Haines is also the author of Technicolor Movies (2003). He lives in New York.