This panel discussion addresses the evolving landscape of color grading and color science, focusing on preserving the craft's richness amid contemporary homogenization trends. As visual styles increasingly converge, there's a risk of losing the nuanced diversity and historical context that have long defined color grading. The panel will explore strategies to bridge generational gaps, emphasizing education, mentorship, and interdisciplinary collaboration to maintain and enhance the unique visual qualities of color grading from film to digital formats. Through anecdotal cases and theoretical color science pipelines, the discussion will highlight how blending technological advancements with traditional aesthetic principles can sustain visual distinctiveness. Attendees will gain insights into creating color grading practices that balance innovation with heritage, ensuring that future films and television shows retain their unique visual impact. The goal is to empower colorists and color scientists to craft compelling visual experiences that resonate with audiences while honoring the craft's legacy.