Netflix’s End of the F**ing World* (EOTFW) boasts one of the most iconic digital film looks in modern streaming, second only to Stranger Things. Its vintage-inspired, cinematic aesthetic has captured the attention of filmmakers and fans alike, making it one of the most talked-about visual styles in the industry. While achieving a film emulation like EOTFW is relatively straightforward on high-budget grading suites, indie filmmakers often face challenges recreating such a polished look within budget constraints.
That’s where our Swarland MOD LUT comes in. Designed specifically for creatives using Premiere Pro, this LUT simplifies the process of emulating the unique EOTFW color palette and mood. Whether you’re working on a short film, music video, or any indie project, the Swarland MOD LUT lets you achieve professional-grade results without breaking the bank.
Perfect for those looking to capture the desaturated tones, subtle warmth, and cinematic contrast that define the EOTFW aesthetic, our LUT is easy to use and adaptable to various projects. Bring the Netflix-worthy vibe to your work and recreate the magic of End of the F**ing World* with precision, all from the comfort of your editing suite. Download it now and level up your color game!
Here’s our attempt to bring that film look to your average consumer camera footage. We worked around to break down the look into standard repeatable process, requiring us to experiment on different elements of a footage. We then rigorously tested out the exported LUTs. Finally altering our Swarland LUT to give the required output.
Swarland LUT is a part of our Bundle pack. (check it out here) It’s amazing to see how our bundle pack easily holds up to recreate any grade out there. From blockbusters like Blade Runner to Art house films like Call Me by Your Name, also including series like Peaky Blinders and Euphoria. We’ve recreated almost every aesthetic, you can check it out on our Instagram page. Okay back to our grade, let’s get into it.
Step 1
So first things first, in case you like to shoot in a flat/log profile, let’s color correct our footage. We can do that by adding contrast and saturation and finally fixing the white balance. In case you don’t know how to color correct flat footage, check out our YouTube tutorials on how to color correct footage in Premiere Pro.
Step 2
We are going to duplicate the video layer. Place it on top of existing layer. Add Lumetri panel to this layer and set the saturation to 0. Then, we’re going to set the blending mode of the duplicated layer to “Overlay”. Finally set the opacity to somewhere between 50-60. This process is called bleach bypass.
Step 3
Add an adjustment layer on top of the footage. Add a Lumetri Panel. We’ll go to the creative section and apply Swarland Mod LUT. Right off the bat, it might look nothing like our reference shot. Then we are going to use temperature and tint slider to make minor color adjustments to make our footage look more like our reference shots.
Trouble grasping the process? Scroll to the bottom of the blog to see the video instructions
Video Tutorial
Here’s the step by step video tutorial for End of the Fu*king LUT. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more tips and tricks on color grading.
Verdict
Film look is back with series like End of the Fu*king World and Stranger things. We’re glad that we were easily able to reproduce the film look with our Premium Bundle. As we always recommend investing in LUTS that give you a comprehensive variety ( without compromising on quality and sophistication ), we’re pleased that our own LUTS live up to this motto specially in today’s market where terms like “CINEMATIC LUTS” are loosely thrown around. If you want to check out Premium Bundle, it’s on our LUTs page.
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Likewise, if you’re looking for some serious color grading inspiration, check out our Instagram. It’s a treasure trove of cinematic images. A diverse selection of visually appealing photos is made available to you courtesy of our team. Think of this as an increase in the number of mood boards to use as inspiration for your own work. Follow us on Instagram at “colorist.factory.”
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