A collection of video essays exploring ways colour is used in visual storytelling.
wolfcrow first asks, “Why are Films Shot in Two Colors?”:
… and then posits Why Great Movies use the Three Color Rule:
StudioBinder expands on the colour swatches approach to studying cinematic images:
Filmmakers & Colour
The Cinema Cartography looks at the use of colour across the work of different filmmakers:
Fandor looks at the use of various colour palettes across the work of a single director, Sofia Coppola:
Jorge Luengo Ruiz‘s supercut showcases one colour throughout the body of work of a single director, Pédro Almodóvar:
StudioBinder‘s stunning, comprehensive examination of Stanely Kubrick‘s use of colour is part of their excellent series of mise en scene:
Further Viewing
We also look at a neat way to Learn Exposure & Colour from Your Faves in your editing software of choice:
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