Color theory in film project

In this blog, I will be detailing the specific use of colors in our film and how it affects the mood.



    Everything in our film is fairly monochromatic, and especially favors dark or black colors. This is because we wanted to make the protagonist's life feel very boring and monotone, as well as have our suspicious character covering in the shadows to prevent limiting their identity. Another color tool we used was black & white representing evil and good respectively. This can be seen with the white clothes of the protagonist (good) and the dark clothes of stalker (bad), which also happens to correspond with their cars too. 



    The only time there are vivid colors is when the main character is watching TV in his house. This is subtle imagery that the TV is one of the only things that provide the protagonist with entertainment and isn't boring. Color scheme is very important for setting the mood of a scene, as colors carry emotions that can reflect onto viewers.

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