Introduction to Color in Film Preliminary Exercise: Secondary Colors

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  The objective of the lesson is to analyze color in film and how those colors show the message of the movie and how it affects the audience.   Color in film expresses emotions and tone of the overall film. Color is important to a film's audience since they can guide the audience toward the authors purpose of the film. Secondary colors are purple, orange, and green. These colors effect a scenes mood as well, with purple's connotative meaning expressing royalty, orange representing warmth, and green conveys nature.

The goal of the preliminary exercise is to explain how color is represented through scenes in films of all genres. The media ,powerpoint, was created to execute this exercise. The powerpoint included five movies of various genres and colors such as primary, secondary, warm, and monotone, were shown in the scenes of the movie, which I will be showing the examples of the secondary colors in scenes. Four people worked on this powerpoint, Melanie A. Anjuel C. Valentina P. and I, Carmen M.

Conducting this exercise made me learn the effect of the usage of certain colors such as secondary colors have on scenes in film. I have learned what words are associated  with green, purple, and orange. I have also learned how colors can change the meaning of a movie or a scene and how they relate to the overall genre to the film. I conducted research on the general meanings of the colors used,  the general information of the movies, and how color influences the genre of the movie.





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