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Uses & Meaning of Colour in Film

March 17, 2018

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ONE - Draft 2

FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS - Finish filming all of the missing footage, including montage and integrated numbers. - Change the colouring the trailer. At the moment, the colours haven't been altered, and our colour palette will be darker with the orange Amelia (Jess) is wearing as the dominant pigment. As well as this, to convey genre, the colour palette will be darker towards the end to convey the mystery genre. - Enhance sound, and make sure that needed voiceovers are added to provide information for the audience.

Poster - Draft 1

The first draft of our film poster, is near the finished product, however we are looking to change the image of Emma (bottom left) to one of her holding a phone, since the majority of the characters are all in a similar pose. In addition to this, Celine (bottom right) needs to be edited so that she is holding the black book seen in the trailer - a key signifier and prop in our film. The colour also needs to be refined, and more detail can be added in the centre of the poster (for example, the silhouettes of three-seven of the main protagonists. We are currently using the font Couture bold for the main title, however this non-cursive font is quite bland and we will experiment with other fonts when revising the second draft. We are happy with how this turned out, and the orange glow inspired by Amelia's (Jess's) orange coat which she wears throughout the majority of the trailer. Orange in film is used to signify warmth and fr...

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